The increasing number of New Mandala readers who prefer their coverage in Thai may want to click over to this translation of yesterday’s post about Suwicha Thakor.
Suwicha Thakor and lese majeste: In Thai
April 7th, 2009 by Nicholas Farrelly · 1 Comment
Tags: Abhisit · Thailand · Translations · lese majeste
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1 Frank G Anderson // Apr 12, 2009 at 1:45 pm
The latest lese majeste arrest I am aware of is Ms. Papatchanan Chingin, or “Daeng,” in Korat on 8 April 2009. she led a group of Red Shirts to Lady Mo pavilion and burned a coffin in effigy with words written on it..”His Majesty…General Prem…The PAD…Government of Crooks…born…died 8 April 2009.” According to local reports, her efforts were supported by public transportation baron Jae Kiew Cherdchai, but this has not yet been confirmed.
Chingin is the same person who formerly filed fraudulent lese majeste charges against me.
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