Bangkok: Parliament discusses amendments to the draft constitution for the first 12 hours, stating that Sections 1 and 2 cannot be touched. A new meeting is scheduled for October 15. A special joint meeting of the Parliament to consider the draft of the Constitution of the Kingdom of Thailand, Amendment (No. …) B.E. … Section 256, Amendment No. 15/1, to

Bangkok: Parliament met for the second day to discuss significant constitutional amendments. The session saw a sparse attendance from Members of Parliament (MPs) in the House of Representatives, in contrast to the strong presence of Senators. According to Thai News Agency, the special joint meeting was convened to deliberate on the draft Constitution of the Kingdom of Thailand, focusing on

Bangkok: Chusak Sirinil, a party-list MP for the Pheu Thai Party, expressed his disappointment following the elimination of the Pheu Thai Party’s draft constitution amendment. Despite his hopes that democratic principles would unite the people, Chusak attributed the rejection to political maneuvering. As a result, he voted in favor of the People’s Party’s draft and is preparing to continue advocating

Ban nong ya kaew: Thai soldiers gathered to hold hands and sing “Siam Anussati” at Ban Nong Ya Kaew, symbolizing their claim that “wherever Thai soldiers step on land, that is Thai land.” According to Thai News Agency, the event was disclosed by Colonel Chainarong Kasi, commander of Task Force 12, Burapha Force. More than 20 soldiers participated, standing hand-in-hand

Bangkok: Protests erupted following a debate in a joint parliamentary session that involved discussions about the Senate. The session was focused on three draft amendments to the Constitution. Throughout the day, the debate was smooth, but as the evening progressed, it became more lively. According to Thai News Agency, the situation intensified after a People’s Party MP addressed the performance

Bangkok: Dr. Cholanat Srikaew has proposed that the joint parliamentary meeting should adopt the principles of the Pheu Thai Party’s draft constitution amendment as the central framework, ensuring it aligns with the Constitutional Court’s ruling. According to Thai News Agency, during discussions surrounding constitutional amendment drafts from the Prachachon Party, the Bhumjaithai Party, and the Pheu Thai Party, Dr. Cholanat

Bangkok: Senator Kob offered a moral proverb for members of parliament, emphasizing that the constitution is not the problem; the problem is the people. Senator Kob shared a proverb to remind members of parliament to recognize their own mistakes before criticizing others. He concluded with the thought, “People who succeed quietly” are not those who are obsessed with knowledge that

Bangkok: Senator Angkana Neelapaijit has raised concerns over the consequences of inciting hatred, especially in the context of border tensions. She explained that her warnings were issued with good intentions, aiming to prevent minor issues from escalating into significant obstacles during negotiations and conflict resolution efforts. According to Thai News Agency, Senator Angkana expressed her views on the negative trend