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Thai Junta Broadcast Unrelated Suicide Vest Picture
Thailand's junta came under scrutiny today after an unrelated picture of a suicide vest was broadcast during a nationally televised address announcing the arrest of a foreign man in connection with last week's deadly Bangkok shrine bombing.
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Thailand Military Court Releases 14 Student Protesters
A Thai military court today released 14 students held for almost two weeks for holding anti-coup protests in defiance of a ban on public gatherings, but the charges against them have not been dropped.
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'Won't Release 14 Student Critics of Coup', Says Thai Army Chief
Fourteen Thai students who were arrested after staging anti-coup rallies must face military court and will not be released beforehand, Thailand's army chief said today, despite growing calls for charges to be dropped.
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Thai Police Arrest 14 Students in Anti-Junta Protest
Police in Thailand today arrested 14 students who had been protesting against the ruling junta, in defiance of a ban on public gatherings.
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Thai Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha Warns Reporters
Thai junta leader Prayuth Chan-ocha lashed out at journalists today, saying he would "probably just execute" those who did "not report the truth", in the latest outburst aimed at Thailand's media.
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Rights Group Urges Thai Lawmakers to Drop Plan for Military Detention of Civilians
Thailand's legislators should scrap a proposal for the military to detain civilians for up to three months with no judicial oversight, rights group Human Rights Watch said today.
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Thailand Junta to Keep Tight Grip After Transfer of Power
Thailand's military makes way for a new administration in coming weeks, but the generals will keep a tight grip on power by filling an interim cabinet and legislature with soldiers, military sources said on Wednesday.
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Thailand's Junta Sidelines Pro-Thaksin Police, Governors
Thailand's military is conducting a systematic reshuffle to blunt the power of officials seen as loyal to former premier Thaksin Shinawatra in what seems to be an effort to dismantle his support base and ensure he can never return to power.
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Thai Junta Broadcast Unrelated Suicide Vest Picture
Thailand's junta came under scrutiny today after an unrelated picture of a suicide vest was broadcast during a nationally televised address announcing the arrest of a foreign man in connection with last week's deadly Bangkok shrine bombing.
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Thailand Military Court Releases 14 Student Protesters
A Thai military court today released 14 students held for almost two weeks for holding anti-coup protests in defiance of a ban on public gatherings, but the charges against them have not been dropped.
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'Won't Release 14 Student Critics of Coup', Says Thai Army Chief
Fourteen Thai students who were arrested after staging anti-coup rallies must face military court and will not be released beforehand, Thailand's army chief said today, despite growing calls for charges to be dropped.
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Thai Police Arrest 14 Students in Anti-Junta Protest
Police in Thailand today arrested 14 students who had been protesting against the ruling junta, in defiance of a ban on public gatherings.
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Thai Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha Warns Reporters
Thai junta leader Prayuth Chan-ocha lashed out at journalists today, saying he would "probably just execute" those who did "not report the truth", in the latest outburst aimed at Thailand's media.
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Rights Group Urges Thai Lawmakers to Drop Plan for Military Detention of Civilians
Thailand's legislators should scrap a proposal for the military to detain civilians for up to three months with no judicial oversight, rights group Human Rights Watch said today.
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Thailand Junta to Keep Tight Grip After Transfer of Power
Thailand's military makes way for a new administration in coming weeks, but the generals will keep a tight grip on power by filling an interim cabinet and legislature with soldiers, military sources said on Wednesday.
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Thailand's Junta Sidelines Pro-Thaksin Police, Governors
Thailand's military is conducting a systematic reshuffle to blunt the power of officials seen as loyal to former premier Thaksin Shinawatra in what seems to be an effort to dismantle his support base and ensure he can never return to power.
