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Foreign minister says lese majeste law does not matter to most Thais prompting pushback from opposition MPs
Thailand's Minister of Foreign Affairs said on Wednesday that most people in Thailand were not affected by the country's draconian Lese Majeste laws prompting...
Activist asks National Human Rights Commission to investigate the Ministry of Defense
After the government admitted on Tuesday that its coronavirus response center was sharing mobile tracking data with the Ministry of Defense (MOD), political activist...
Thammasat’s law faculty pressures government to investigate the abduction of Wanchalerm
Thirty-two members from Thammasat University's Faculty of Law came together to pressure the Thai government to investigate the abduction of Wanchalearm Satsaksit.Wanchalearm was seized...
Curfew could be lifted and remaining businesses could reopen in Phase 4, but SOE may still be extended
The Center for COVID-19 Situation Administration (CCSA)’s subcommittee on reopening said on Wednesday that they will propose lifting the curfew for 15 days. The State...
Four new coronavirus cases discovered in Thailand; all in state quarantine
Thailand’s government said that it discovered four new cases of coronavirus on Wednesday with all the new cases being discovered in state quarantine. ...
Thammasat university greenlights gender-inclusive dress code
Thammasat University officially announced this week that it will now allow students to dress according to their chosen gender, effective on June 9.This includes...
Opinion: Government officials and pro-government media are trying to destroy Wanchalearm’s character; it is nothing new
Government officials and pro-government media went on the offensive on Tuesday claiming that dissident Wanchalearm Satsakit was growing marijuana at his flat in Phnom...
Thai Airways enters into talks with creditors to prevent asset seizure
Thai Airways are entering into negotiations with creditors to avoid potential roadblocks when the company enters the bankruptcy court in August, officials said...
Opinion: We cannot return to business as usual after the pandemic
It’s been half a year since the first signs of COVID-19 surfaced. It has taken away hundreds of thousands of lives and destroyed the...
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