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Thailand jails pro-democracy activist for record 50 years for royal insults on Facebook

The sentence comes as Thailand ramps up use of its controversial royal insult laws against pro-democracy protesters in what critics say is a tactic to silence dissent.

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Thailand: Thai MP jailed for six years on royal insult charges

Rest of World News: A Thai court sentenced a lawmaker from the progressive Move Forward Party to six years in jail on royal insult charges. Rukchanok Srinork, a prominent

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Thai Activist Jailed for Royal Insult

Thai Activist Jailed for Royal Insult
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Thailand s new ministerial decree could further suppress free speech online

The decree empowers officers of the Ministry of Digital Economy and Society to issue takedown orders for content that violates the Computer Crime Act.

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