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Thailand: Amnesty welcomes Saudi woman’s refugee protection

Responding to news that the UN have granted refugee status to Rahaf Mohammed al-Qunun, an 18-year old Saudi woman, and...

Thailand: Don’t deport Saudi woman in grave danger

Responding to reports that Rahaf Mohammed al-Qunun, an 18-year-old Saudi woman, faces deportation from the transit zone of Suvarnabhumi Airport...

Thailand: Government must re-join path towards abolition of death penalty

The Thai authorities must recognise that the death penalty has no place in any criminal justice system and halt any...

Thailand: Authorities must drop absurd charges over peaceful university protest

Responding to news that two academics and two students from Chiang Mai University were charged on Wednesday, along with a...

Thailand: Activist’s appeal result is a victory for justice

Reacting to the Bangkok South Criminal Court’s decision to overturn its conviction of Andy Hall, a British migrant rights worker...

Thailand: Junta’s promise to lift restrictions by June is not enough

As the date draws near for the National Council for Peace and Order (NCPO) to fulfil its promise to lift...

Thailand: End escalating crackdown on peaceful protests

The Thai military government must end its far-reaching crackdown on peaceful demonstrations, Amnesty International said today as nine activists –...

Thailand: Absurd lese-majeste charges against 85-year-old scholar for comments on 16th Century battle

Following the decision today by the Bangkok Military Court to postpone a decision on whether to indict Sulak Sivaraksa, on...

Thailand: Hard line on refugees leaves thousands vulnerable and at risk

Authorities must not “push-back” Rohingya fleeing violence in Myanmar Refugees sent back to face certain persecution Thailand should provide refugees...

Thailand: Lèse-majesté verdict must be quashed

Reacting to the guilty verdict against pro-democracy activist Jatupat Boonpattararaksa (“Pai Dao Din”), who was today sentenced to two-and-a-half...

Thailand: Drop sedition charges against prominent journalist for Facebook posts

Responding to the Thai authorities summoning of prominent journalist Pravit Rojanaphruk to answer accusations of sedition for some of...

Thailand: Ban on critics shows brazen determination to silence dissent

Responding to a government warning that anyone who follows, contacts, or shares posts online with three prominent critics – historian...

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