อารยะขัดขืน Araya Khatkhuen Relates to civil disobedience ‘Civil disobedience’ originated in 1849 with Henry David Thoreau, an American author and philosopher, and was publicised in an essay entitled ‘Civil Disobedience’ in 1854. In the past, few Thai citizens dared to practice this form of resistance. However, there have been examples in recent decades when it [...]
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