Facebook said on Tuesday it was planning to legally challenge the Thai government after being “compelled” to block access within Thailand to a group with 1 million members that discusses the country’s …
After restricting a group critical of Thailand’s monarchy, Facebook says it will take legal action against the government
After restricting access to a popular group with posts critical of Thailand’s monarchy, Facebook is planning legal action against the Thai government, which the social media giant says forced it to …
Vietnam, Malaysia and Thailand markets look attractive for investment: Strategist
Stephen Davies, CEO of Javelin Wealth Management says the outlook for China markets remains positive given the economic recovery underway and there are good values in some of the Southeast Asia …
Facebook prepares legal action against Thai government’s request to block group
Facebook said it is planning legal action against Thailand’s demand that forced the company to block a group deemed critical of the country’s monarchy.
To anyone familiar with Thailand, what’s happening is breathtaking
To anyone familiar with Thailand, this is breathtaking. There wasn’t just a taboo against criticising the monarch, there was – and still is – a 15-year jail term for the crime of lese-majeste. The …
Facebook blocks access to group criticising Thailand’s monarchy
Curb on 1m-member ‘Royalist Marketplace’ comes after legal threat from Thai government …
Facebook blocks group of one million critical of Thai monarchy amid government 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 …
Thailand floats plan to welcome back international tourists in October
Hope is on the horizon for travelers hoping to spend their upcoming winter holidays in Thailand — provided they’re willing to spend several weeks in the kingdom and only stick to designated areas.
Ongoing protests in Thailand are ‘really different’ this time, analyst says
Thailand faces a “grim future” as protesters are “fed up” with the military-dominated government, Paul Chambers of Naresuan University’s Center of ASEAN Community Studies.
‘We want a true democracy’: students lead Thailand’s protest movement
Observers are astonished by how young people are challenging traditional hierarchies …