Port Faiyen: The Rhythm of His Life, Which Changed in the Summers
This article is translated by Ann Norman.
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Parasite that Smiles: Pegasus Spyware Targeting Dissidents in Thailand
In an ongoing investigation, 30 individuals have so far been found to have been infected with Pegasus in 2020-2021.
112 the series: Unchan’s Historic Case of 29 Counts
112 the series: Unchan’s Historic Case of 29 Counts
5 in 6 Emergency Decrees were put to sudden end once emergencies resolved
State of Emergency was declared to handle Covid-19 epidemic in the last week of March 2020, it was later extended to due on 31 May 2020 with possibility of extension. This piece review how State of Emergency were declared in the past, how long it last and how it was revoked.
A slap in the face of free speech – new study reveals 1 in 4 SLAPP cases go to court for as little as sending a tweet
A major new study into the rise of SLAPP use in Thailand has been unveiled – with disturbing implications not just for the people being hit with these trumped-up legal charges which aim to silence free speech, but for the rest of the world.
We fought to establish a distinction between public assembly and activity: The recap of “My Country’s got” song case
On 18 February 2019, Gen.Apirat Kongsompong, an army chief gave interview to the press, saying that “Do you know what is the big hit song at the time? It is ‘scum of the earth.’ “Apart of such statement in his interview the army chief also ordered radio stations which belong to the army to play Patriotic songs such as ‘Scum of the earth’ and Army’s March in its air time.
The speech of the Army chief had been criticized widely.
Change.NCPO “Lookkade” Chonthicha from student activist to Democracy campaigner
On 22 May 2015, Chonthicha or “Lookkade” went to join an assembly to commemorate 1st anniversary of 2014 coup d eatat.