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British Tourist Arrested In Thailand For Giving False One-Star Reviews To Restaurant
Alexander maintains his innocence but is now facing legal proceedings in Phuket after being transferred to the Sakhu Police Station.
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"A Coward's Palace": Australian PM Slams Social Media Amid Facebook Fight
Australia's prime minister lambasted social media on Thursday as "a coward's palace", saying platforms should be treated as publishers when defamatory comments by unidentified people are posted.
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Criticising Government Not Sedition, Defamation: Supreme Court
Sedition or defamation cases cannot be slapped on anyone criticising the government, the Supreme Court today said in a clear message.
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Thai Man Arrested Over Facebook 'Like' Of King's Doctored Photo
A Thai man has been arrested for "liking" a doctored photo of the king and sharing an infographic on Facebook about a growing corruption scandal, the military said today, as prosecutions burgeon under the country's draconian royal defamation laws.
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Thai Police Seek Royal Official on Lese Majeste Charges
Thai police said today that they plan to arrest a senior palace official who is linked to the Crown Prince's ex-wife, under a controversial royal defamation law.
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British Tourist Arrested In Thailand For Giving False One-Star Reviews To Restaurant
Alexander maintains his innocence but is now facing legal proceedings in Phuket after being transferred to the Sakhu Police Station.
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"A Coward's Palace": Australian PM Slams Social Media Amid Facebook Fight
Australia's prime minister lambasted social media on Thursday as "a coward's palace", saying platforms should be treated as publishers when defamatory comments by unidentified people are posted.
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Criticising Government Not Sedition, Defamation: Supreme Court
Sedition or defamation cases cannot be slapped on anyone criticising the government, the Supreme Court today said in a clear message.
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Thai Man Arrested Over Facebook 'Like' Of King's Doctored Photo
A Thai man has been arrested for "liking" a doctored photo of the king and sharing an infographic on Facebook about a growing corruption scandal, the military said today, as prosecutions burgeon under the country's draconian royal defamation laws.
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Thai Police Seek Royal Official on Lese Majeste Charges
Thai police said today that they plan to arrest a senior palace official who is linked to the Crown Prince's ex-wife, under a controversial royal defamation law.
