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Asia & Pacific 4 years ago
Myanmar junta urges ASEAN envoy not to engage with 'terrorist' groups
With little sign of the junta implementing a five-point peace plan agreed upon with ASEAN last year, which included an immediate end to hostilities and letting a special envoy facilitate dialogue, growing divisions have emerged in the 10-member bloc over how to restore stability.
SE Asia 5 years ago
Thai police arrest student after king's portraits defaced
Sirichai Nathuang, 21, a student at Bangkok's Thammasat University, is one of at least 40 activists charged with "lese majeste" since November amid protests demanding the resignation of former junta leader Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha.
SE Asia 5 years ago
Thai protesters vow to fight after 'people's plaque' removed
A "People's Plaque" installed by protesters near Bangkok's Royal Palace was "planted in the hearts of the Thai people", activists said Monday, vowing its removal marked only the beginning of their battle to reform the monarchy.
World 5 years ago
HK court says media tycoon Jimmy Lai not guilty of criminal intimidation in 2017 case
A Hong Kong court declared media tycoon and pro-democracy activist Jimmy Lai not guilty of criminal intimidation on Thursday, ending one several cases against him after his high-profile arrest last month under a new national security law.
SE Asia 5 years ago
Police arrest Thai activist over rally calling for reform of monarchy
Police in Thailand said they had arrested human rights lawyer Anon Nampa for a third time this month on Tuesday, to charge him for sedition over his role in a political rally where calls were made for reforms to the country's powerful monarchy.
SE Asia 5 years ago
Facebook blocks group of 1 mln critical of Thai monarchy amid govt pressure
Facebook on Monday blocked access within Thailand to a group with 1 million members that discusses the country's king, after the Thai government threatened legal action over failure to take down content deemed defamatory to the monarchy.
