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Thai Media Rebuked Over Facebook Live Of Child Murder
Thai media came under fire Wednesday for publishing images of a man killing his infant daughter in a Facebook Live video, a grim case that sparked outrage and raised fears of copycat killings.
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Gangster Chhota Rajan Tells Court Indian Agencies Gave Him Fake Passport
Gangster Chhota Rajan has claimed before a special court that he was provided with a passport in the name of Mohan Kumar by Indian agencies, as Dawood Ibrahim's men were trying to murder him in Bangkok in 2000 as he had helped the "fight against terrorists" and those behind 1993 Mumbai blasts.
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Man Suspected To Be Indian, Tortured And Killed In Bangkok
A body, believed to be of an Indian man, carrying multiple injuries, has been found in a bag floating in a canal in Thailand's capital Bangkok.
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Chinese Uighur Was Tortured Into Confessing Role In Bangkok Bomb: Lawyer
A Chinese ethnic Uighur man arrested in Thailand over a bombing that killed 20 people in Bangkok last year denied today charges of murder or involvement in the attack, retracting an earlier confession his lawyer said he was tortured into making.
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Cambodia Arrests Man Wanted For Bangkok Spaniard Killing
The prime suspect in the grisly murder and dismemberment of a Spanish national in Bangkok has been arrested in Cambodia, police said today.
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Thailand to 'Allow' Second DNA Test for British Couple Murder Accused
Thailand's premier said on Wednesday that police will allow two Myanmar men accused of killing a pair of British tourists on a Thai island to have another DNA test, as questions mount over the murder probe.
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British Envoy Meets Thai, Myanmar Officials on Murder Probe
Britain's top envoy in Thailand met Thai and Myanmar officials in Bangkok on Tuesday to discuss the investigation into the murder of two British tourists, as concerns mount over the handling of the probe.
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Myanmar Men Confess to Murder of British Tourists: Police
Thai police said on Friday that two men from Myanmar had admitted to killing a pair of British holidaymakers whose battered bodies were found on a resort island last month.
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Thailand Deputy PM Wants More Surveillance Cameras After British Murders
More surveillance cameras are to be installed in Bangkok and at tourist destinations in Thailand following the murder of two British tourists, a deputy prime minister said on Thursday.
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Thailand Conducts Autopsies on Slain Britons
Authorities in Thailand have conducted autopsies on two British tourists whose bludgeoned bodies were found on a scenic resort island this week.
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Thailand Police Question Three Myanmar Men Over Murder of British Pair
Thai police on Tuesday questioned three Myanmar men over the murder of two British tourists on the southern resort island of Koh Tao, as their bodies were due to arrive in Bangkok for forensic tests.
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Thai Court Dismisses Murder Charges Against Former PM Abhisit Vejjajiva
A Thai court on Thursday dismissed charges of murder and abuse of power against former prime minister Abhisit Vejjajiva and his then deputy Suthep Thaugsuban over a deadly crackdown on opposition protests in 2010.
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Thai Media Rebuked Over Facebook Live Of Child Murder
Thai media came under fire Wednesday for publishing images of a man killing his infant daughter in a Facebook Live video, a grim case that sparked outrage and raised fears of copycat killings.
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Gangster Chhota Rajan Tells Court Indian Agencies Gave Him Fake Passport
Gangster Chhota Rajan has claimed before a special court that he was provided with a passport in the name of Mohan Kumar by Indian agencies, as Dawood Ibrahim's men were trying to murder him in Bangkok in 2000 as he had helped the "fight against terrorists" and those behind 1993 Mumbai blasts.
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Man Suspected To Be Indian, Tortured And Killed In Bangkok
A body, believed to be of an Indian man, carrying multiple injuries, has been found in a bag floating in a canal in Thailand's capital Bangkok.
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Chinese Uighur Was Tortured Into Confessing Role In Bangkok Bomb: Lawyer
A Chinese ethnic Uighur man arrested in Thailand over a bombing that killed 20 people in Bangkok last year denied today charges of murder or involvement in the attack, retracting an earlier confession his lawyer said he was tortured into making.
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Cambodia Arrests Man Wanted For Bangkok Spaniard Killing
The prime suspect in the grisly murder and dismemberment of a Spanish national in Bangkok has been arrested in Cambodia, police said today.
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Thailand to 'Allow' Second DNA Test for British Couple Murder Accused
Thailand's premier said on Wednesday that police will allow two Myanmar men accused of killing a pair of British tourists on a Thai island to have another DNA test, as questions mount over the murder probe.
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British Envoy Meets Thai, Myanmar Officials on Murder Probe
Britain's top envoy in Thailand met Thai and Myanmar officials in Bangkok on Tuesday to discuss the investigation into the murder of two British tourists, as concerns mount over the handling of the probe.
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Myanmar Men Confess to Murder of British Tourists: Police
Thai police said on Friday that two men from Myanmar had admitted to killing a pair of British holidaymakers whose battered bodies were found on a resort island last month.
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Thailand Deputy PM Wants More Surveillance Cameras After British Murders
More surveillance cameras are to be installed in Bangkok and at tourist destinations in Thailand following the murder of two British tourists, a deputy prime minister said on Thursday.
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Thailand Conducts Autopsies on Slain Britons
Authorities in Thailand have conducted autopsies on two British tourists whose bludgeoned bodies were found on a scenic resort island this week.
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Thailand Police Question Three Myanmar Men Over Murder of British Pair
Thai police on Tuesday questioned three Myanmar men over the murder of two British tourists on the southern resort island of Koh Tao, as their bodies were due to arrive in Bangkok for forensic tests.
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Thai Court Dismisses Murder Charges Against Former PM Abhisit Vejjajiva
A Thai court on Thursday dismissed charges of murder and abuse of power against former prime minister Abhisit Vejjajiva and his then deputy Suthep Thaugsuban over a deadly crackdown on opposition protests in 2010.
