After the removal of a commemorative plaque hours after it was installed by anti-government protesters, pro-democracy messaging has found a new home, now appearing on a...
Security is being tightened to the highest level around Thailand's new parliament building, in advance of Thursday’s planned anti-government protest. The protest was announced on Sunday...
Leaders of the weekend's pro-democracy protest in Bangkok are facing charges for violating Thailand's lèse majesté laws and installing a symbolic plaque at a "registered historical...
The owner of a luxury resort on the Thai island of Phuket is facing a social media storm after condemning the current pro-democracy movement and one...
The winner of the 2020 Miss Grand Thailand competition has become the target of racist online attacks after declaring her support for the ongoing anti-government protest...
A member of parliament filed a complaint against 3 opposition MPs for allegedly joining the weekend’s pro-democracy protest where activists demanded reform of the Thai Monarchy....
With impeccable timing, Nang Loeng police have summoned 5 protest leaders to appear before the Special Prosecutor’s Office at the Dusit District Court in Bangkok. They...
The Thai Fine Arts Department claim the pro-democracy protesters, who installed a symbolic brass plaque in an area next to the Grand Palace yesterday morning, broke the...
Now you see it. Now you don't. Although the replacement commemorative brass plaque was certain to be removed, even the protesters thought it might have stayed...
Police were holding a group of Thammasat University students after seizing around 45,000 booklets about reform of the Thai Monarchy and politics, which were about to...
Protesters today have placed a plaque, in the area next to the Grand Palace, declaring Thailand "belongs to the people". The declaration comes after anti-government sentiment...
As yesterday and this morning's major rally wraps up, protest organisers have already announced the next rally for October 14, the anniversary of the 1973 student...
And there it was, in full sight of the Grand Palace and shouted out across the royal parade grounds of Sanam Luang, a call to reform...
The Thai PM Prayut Chan-o-cha is rolling out his biggest weapon, fear, to try and persuade anti-government protesters to postpone tomorrow's rally at the Thammasat University...
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