Tag: Charter
Surat Thani to welcome first international chartered flight in 3 years
SURAT THANI: The southern tourist province will welcome its first international chartered flight since the pandemic, which will land with about 180 visitors from Taiwan. [Read More…]
Charter change set to become big issue in Thailand’s general election
Democratic reformists in Thailand have hit a brick wall, after two constitutional amendment bills proposed by civic groups were rejected by Parliament in the space [Read More…]
Parliament Asked to Pass First Reading of People’s Charter Amendment Bill
![The new Thailand's parliament under construction in Bangkok. It is called Sappaya-Sapasathan](https://www.thailandnews.co/wp-content/uploads/Parliament-of-Thailand-Sappaya-Sapasathan-Pano-Bangkok.jpg)
BANGKOK, Nov 16 (TNA) – Piyabutr Saengkanokkul, secretary-general of the Progressive Movement, asked members of the parliament to pass the first reading of a people’s [Read More…]
Thai royalist group submits 130k signatures opposing charter amendments
The Thai Pakdee royalist group submitted a list of 130,000 signatures, from people who oppose any changes to the current Constitution, to the speakers of [Read More…]
PM says someone fund the publication of “fake” draft charter copies
Prime Minister Prayut Chan-ocha believes there are someone who funded the publication and distribution of a distorted version of the draft constitution many copies of [Read More…]
Several provinces gear up for charter referendum
ROI-ET, 28 June 2016 (NNT) – Provincial authorities across Thailand are gearing up to hold a referendum on the draft charter on August 7. In [Read More…]
Prayuth Rules Out Resigning If Public Rejects Charter
BANGKOK — Junta chairman Prayuth Chan-ocha today rejected calls from several prominent politicos that he resign if the public rejects the constitution prepared by his [Read More…]
EC urges people to vote on charter draft referendum in August
BANGKOK, 6 May 2016 (NNT)-The Election Commission of Thailand (EC) has insisted that anyone can express their views on the draft charter referendum as long [Read More…]