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Second Arrest Warrant Issued Over Thai Tourist Blasts
A military court in southern Thailand has issued a second arrest warrant for an unnamed suspect involved in last week's coordinated bomb and arson attacks against a string of tourist resort towns, police said today.
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Thai Military Court Jails Woman in 'Secret' Ruling Over Facebook Posts
The woman was found guilty Tuesday of defaming the monarchy on Facebook at a hearing held without her lawyer's presence.
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Thai Military Court Jails Woman In 'Secret' Ruling Over Facebook Posts
A Thai military court has jailed a woman for over nine years for royal defamation, an official said today, the latest in a series of harsh sentences to raise concern about the draconian law.
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Thai Junta Detains Second Man Over Facebook Infographic
Thailand's junta said today that a second man had been arrested for sharing an infographic on Facebook about a growing corruption scandal over a public park that has shaken the kingdom's military rulers.
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Sedition Charge for Thai Woman Alleging Army Graft on Facebook
A Thai woman appeared in military court today charged with sedition for allegedly sharing Facebook posts accusing the military of graft in building a multi-million dollar memorial to the monarchy.
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Thailand Temple Blasts: Military Court Indicts 2 Uighurs
A military court in Thailand today charged two ethnic Uighur Chinese men with carrying out a bombing at the hugely popular Erawan Brahma temple in Bangkok that left 20 people dead and more than 120 injured.
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Thailand Court Jails 10 From 'Anti-Monarchy' Network
Bangkok's military court today sentenced 10 people from an "anti-monarchy network" to up to five years in jail over audio recordings deemed to defame the royal family under Thailand's controversial lese majeste law.
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Thailand Military Court Releases 14 Student Protesters
A Thai military court today released 14 students held for almost two weeks for holding anti-coup protests in defiance of a ban on public gatherings, but the charges against them have not been dropped.
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'Won't Release 14 Student Critics of Coup', Says Thai Army Chief
Fourteen Thai students who were arrested after staging anti-coup rallies must face military court and will not be released beforehand, Thailand's army chief said today, despite growing calls for charges to be dropped.
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EU Slams 'Disturbing' Thai Student Sedition Charges
The European Union has hit out at Thailand's junta for pursuing sedition charges against a group of anti-coup student activists, describing their arrest and prosecution in a military court as a 'disturbing development'.
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Elderly Thailand Man Jailed for 'Royal Insult' Graffiti
An elderly Thai man was jailed by a military court Friday for scrawling graffiti in a shopping mall toilet critical of the country's junta leaders and its revered king.
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Thai Prime Minister Says to Limit Use of Martial Law, Military Courts
Thai Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha today called for a reduction in the use of martial law, which has been in place nationwide since he took power in a May coup, but made no mention of plans to scrap it.
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Rights Group Urges Thai Lawmakers to Drop Plan for Military Detention of Civilians
Thailand's legislators should scrap a proposal for the military to detain civilians for up to three months with no judicial oversight, rights group Human Rights Watch said today.
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Thailand Radio Host Jailed for Five Years for Royal Defamation
A Thai radio show host has been jailed for five years for royal defamation, his lawyer said on Tuesday, one of the first sentences passed by a military court for breaching the draconian law since a May coup.
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Thailand Indicts 26 on Terrorism, Arms Charges
Twenty-six people accused of plotting an attack in Thailand have been indicted by a military court on charges including weapon possession and conspiring to commit terrorism, their lawyer said on Saturday.
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Second Arrest Warrant Issued Over Thai Tourist Blasts
A military court in southern Thailand has issued a second arrest warrant for an unnamed suspect involved in last week's coordinated bomb and arson attacks against a string of tourist resort towns, police said today.
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Thai Military Court Jails Woman in 'Secret' Ruling Over Facebook Posts
The woman was found guilty Tuesday of defaming the monarchy on Facebook at a hearing held without her lawyer's presence.
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Thai Military Court Jails Woman In 'Secret' Ruling Over Facebook Posts
A Thai military court has jailed a woman for over nine years for royal defamation, an official said today, the latest in a series of harsh sentences to raise concern about the draconian law.
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Thai Junta Detains Second Man Over Facebook Infographic
Thailand's junta said today that a second man had been arrested for sharing an infographic on Facebook about a growing corruption scandal over a public park that has shaken the kingdom's military rulers.
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Sedition Charge for Thai Woman Alleging Army Graft on Facebook
A Thai woman appeared in military court today charged with sedition for allegedly sharing Facebook posts accusing the military of graft in building a multi-million dollar memorial to the monarchy.
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Thailand Temple Blasts: Military Court Indicts 2 Uighurs
A military court in Thailand today charged two ethnic Uighur Chinese men with carrying out a bombing at the hugely popular Erawan Brahma temple in Bangkok that left 20 people dead and more than 120 injured.
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Thailand Court Jails 10 From 'Anti-Monarchy' Network
Bangkok's military court today sentenced 10 people from an "anti-monarchy network" to up to five years in jail over audio recordings deemed to defame the royal family under Thailand's controversial lese majeste law.
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Thailand Military Court Releases 14 Student Protesters
A Thai military court today released 14 students held for almost two weeks for holding anti-coup protests in defiance of a ban on public gatherings, but the charges against them have not been dropped.
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'Won't Release 14 Student Critics of Coup', Says Thai Army Chief
Fourteen Thai students who were arrested after staging anti-coup rallies must face military court and will not be released beforehand, Thailand's army chief said today, despite growing calls for charges to be dropped.
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EU Slams 'Disturbing' Thai Student Sedition Charges
The European Union has hit out at Thailand's junta for pursuing sedition charges against a group of anti-coup student activists, describing their arrest and prosecution in a military court as a 'disturbing development'.
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Elderly Thailand Man Jailed for 'Royal Insult' Graffiti
An elderly Thai man was jailed by a military court Friday for scrawling graffiti in a shopping mall toilet critical of the country's junta leaders and its revered king.
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Thai Prime Minister Says to Limit Use of Martial Law, Military Courts
Thai Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha today called for a reduction in the use of martial law, which has been in place nationwide since he took power in a May coup, but made no mention of plans to scrap it.
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Rights Group Urges Thai Lawmakers to Drop Plan for Military Detention of Civilians
Thailand's legislators should scrap a proposal for the military to detain civilians for up to three months with no judicial oversight, rights group Human Rights Watch said today.
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Thailand Radio Host Jailed for Five Years for Royal Defamation
A Thai radio show host has been jailed for five years for royal defamation, his lawyer said on Tuesday, one of the first sentences passed by a military court for breaching the draconian law since a May coup.
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Thailand Indicts 26 on Terrorism, Arms Charges
Twenty-six people accused of plotting an attack in Thailand have been indicted by a military court on charges including weapon possession and conspiring to commit terrorism, their lawyer said on Saturday.
