By Sulakshana Lamubol • Oct 17, 2022
Since 2020, at least 215 people, including 17 minors, have been charged with breaking Thailand’s controversial lèse-majesté law

By Agence France-Presse • May 12, 2021
Parit Chiwarak, "Penguin", a Thai democracy activist known for going on a severe hunger-strike, was released from prison on Tuesday May 11, but vowed to keep fighting for reform to the country's monarchy

By Mark S. Cogan • Jan 29, 2021
Thailand has seen a surge in lèse majesté cases as the government cracks down on the blossoming pro-democracy movement. But not just a new tactic by current military-affiliated rulers, opposition voices have long been cast as a national security issue in the kingdom

By Agence France-Presse • Jan 19, 2021
A legal rights group has said that a Thai woman accused of insulting the royal family was jailed on January 19 for more than 43 years, the harshest punishment ever handed out under the country’s strict lese majeste laws