Bangkok: The Senate has put forward a proposal to the Thai government seeking improvements in the care of refugees, following controversial deportations of Uighurs to China. Angkana Neelapaijit, a senator, has called on the government to disclose video and audio records from the deportation process, arguing against government visits to the Uighurs in China. The Foreign Affairs Committee is also

Phitsanulok: Former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra has pledged his unwavering support for the current government and highlighted the importance of unity in Thailand. Addressing a large crowd of Red Shirt supporters at the ‘The People’s Experiences in Fighting for Democracy’ event held at the 100th Anniversary Auditorium, Phitsanulok University, Thaksin assured attendees that upon his return, no cooked rice would

Bangkok: “Chusak” believes the Constitutional Court will accept the referendum decision before amending the constitution because there has already been a conflict. He is ready to assess that if the decision is made to do it twice, he is confident that it will be completed in time for this government. However, if it is not accepted, it must be done

Nong Bua Lamphu: NACC Region 4, in collaboration with local police, has successfully apprehended the former deputy mayor of Dan Chang Subdistrict Administrative Organization, Mr. Wisanupong, also known as Choktawee, at a red light intersection. He was arrested for his alleged involvement in the improper issuance of Sor Por Kor 4-01 permits, a land reform document, alongside a former surveyor.

Bangkok: The parliament voted with a majority of 304 in favor of sending the matter of constitutional amendment to the Constitutional Court for interpretation. This decision marks a significant step in the legislative process, focusing on the duties and powers of the parliament as outlined in Section 210, paragraph one (2) of the constitution. According to Thai News Agency, the

Bangkok: Wirote sees the wording of ‘family members’ as convenient, allowing for a wide range of questioning, without having to mention names but being able to bring up any relatives. He is confused as to why the ‘PM’ has no problem with the 30-hour debate time, but his ‘subordinates’ ask for a time bargain. He pointed out that he brought

Bangkok: Wirot Lakkhanaadisorn, a prominent MP and deputy leader of the Prachachon Party, delivered a scathing critique of the Thai parliament, likening it to a “Lakorn theater” that deceives the public. During a joint parliamentary meeting, Wirot expressed disappointment in his fellow parliamentarians, accusing them of lacking courage in the face of constitutional amendments. According to Thai News Agency, the

Bangkok: “Thaksin” insists there is no problem in naming the censure motion for the “SorTor.” The National Legislative Assembly member, who is affectionately referred to as “dearest,” has stated that it would be inappropriate for him to personally attend parliament to explain himself. He further mentioned that there is no need to establish a war room as he always has