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Imprisoned Thai activists hunger strike continues 50 days on

Bangkok, Mar 8 (EFE).- Two Thai women, accused of royal defamation and who withdrew their bail to return to prison, were marking 50 days Wednesday since they began a hunger strike demanding a justice system reform in Thailand, where activists calling for change are routinely imprisoned. Orawan Phuphong, 23, and Tantawan Tuatulanon, 21, were admitted …

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Thai Hunger Strikers Calling for Changes to Monarchy Are at Risk of Dying

The two young women have not had food for 44 days, part of a campaign urging the government to repeal a law that criminalizes criticizing the royal family.

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Thai student accused of mocking king with crop top protest denied bail

Lawyers say judgment demonstrates increasingly harsh stance taken by authorities over lese-majesty law

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More Than 100 Charged With Insulting King During Past Year of Thai Protests - New Delhi Times

More Than 100 Charged With Insulting King During Past Year of Thai Protests - New Delhi Times
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Over 100 charged with insulting king in one year of Thai protests: tally

Over 100 charged with insulting king in one year of Thai protests: tally More than 100 protesters have been charged under Thailand’s royal insult laws since last July, when rallies across the kingdom began demanding reforms to the unassailable monarchy, a lawyer representing the activists and an AFP tally showed Tuesday. A mostly youth-led movement kicked off last summer, fuelled by discontent with the government of Thai Premier Prayut Chan-O-Cha, a former military chief who first came to power in a coup in 2014. A year since those rallies began, 110 protesters have been charged under lese majeste laws for their role in the movement, which called for Prayut to step down, a rewrite to the military-scripted constitution, and for royal reforms and at their peak drew tens of thousands to the streets.

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