A senior monk supervising the Chaeng Wattana rally site on Friday filed a complaint with two police stations against a redshirt leader for allegedly insulting the monarchy. On Friday morning, Phra Buddha Issara and anti-government protesters asked Bangkok’s Don Muang police station to take legal action against Wuthipong Kotthammakhun, also known as Ko Tee. Read […]
A police lieutenant general has been shielding Ko Tee from arrest, Democrat party’s chief legal team claimed Thursday. Without naming name, Mr Wirat Kalayasiri said the police lieutenant general was not far away from where he was speaking and he was willing to give police the tip of where Ko Tee, or Wutthipong Kotthammakhun, had […]
(10 April) A group of royalist activists have urged the police to take legal action against a Redshirts leader for allegedly defaming the monarchy in an interview with Vice News. The activists also demanded that the authorities investigate any possible links between the Canada-based news agency and former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra. Read more: khaosod.co.th
Police will on Friday seek an arrest warrant from the court for a redshirt leader who is alleged to have insulted the monarchy in a interview with the foreign press, the government’s Centre for Administration of Peace and Order (CAPO) said. The video clips of the interview of Wutthipong Kotthammakun, also known as Ko Tee, […]
(8 April) Lobbyist and legal representative of former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra has condemned the allegation put forth by the Lawyers Council of Thailand that he has insulted the Thai monarchy. According to the statement issued yesterday, the Lawyers Council of Thailand Under the Royal Patronage argued that Mr. Robert Amsterdam had “defamed” the monarchy […]
BANGKOK, April 6 – The pro-government United Front for Democracy Against Dictatorship (UDD) movement will stage its political battle after April 18 while the anti-government People’s Democratic Reform Committee (PDRC) will not mobilise outside Lumpini Park until tomorrow. Speaking to the Red Shirt crowd on the second day of the three-day mass gathering on the […]
Tens of thousands of people from across the country joined a pro-government rally on Saturday where leaders warned that the courts were trying to “take over power without elections”. Read more: Bangkok Post
BANGKOK, April 5 – Pro-government Red Shirt activists have declared their readiness for a major rally on Bangkok’s outskirts today. Thanavuth Vichaidith, spokesman of the United Front for Democracy against Dictatorship (UDD), said at least 700,000 people will join the demonstration on Aksa Road in Buddhamonthon to show their political prowess. Read more: MCOT
