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"Don't Send Me To Bahrain": Refugee Footballer, Feet Shackled, To Court
Hakeem Al Araibi, a jailed who fled his country and has refugee status in Australia, arrived on Monday in a Thai court, his feet in shackles, to fight an extradition request from Bahrain.
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Thai Court Jails Blind Woman For One And Half Years Over Royal Insult
A Thai court on Thursday jailed a blind woman for 1-1/2 years for violating the country's royal insult law, her lawyer and a court official said.
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Thai Court Jails Singapore Bank 'Note' Robber For 14 Months
A Thai court on Tuesday sentenced a Canadian man to 14 months in jail for crimes linked to a rare bank robbery in Singapore where he allegedly used nothing more than a threatening note to steal $22,000.
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Thailand's PM Defends British Murders Verdict Against Protests
Thailand's prime minister lashed out today at protesters who took to the streets of Myanmar's Yangon on the weekend after a Thai court sentenced two Myanmar migrant workers to death for murdering two British tourists.
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Protest Outside Thai Embassy In Myanmar Against Murder Verdict
Hundreds of protesters demonstrated outside Thailand's embassy in Yangon today after two Myanmar migrants were sentenced to death by a Thai court for murdering two British backpackers, in a verdict that has sparked anger in their homeland.
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Verdicts in Thai Human Trafficking Trial Years Away
A Thai court's examination of 500 witnesses in a case against 88 suspected human traffickers will take as long as two years, a court official said today, meaning verdicts in a case that sparked an international outcry are even further away.
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4 Thai Men Jailed for Life Over 2014 Grenade Attack
A Thai court today sentenced four men to life imprisonment over the death of three people, including two children, in a grenade attack in Bangkok last year during anti-government protests.
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Thai Court Issues Arrest Warrant for Suspect Over Second Blast
A Thai court on Thursday issued an arrest warrant for a man over a blast near a Bangkok pier last week which caused no injuries but came a day after the capital was struck by a deadly shrine bombing, police said.
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Suspected Uighurs Must Remain in Thai Detention
A family of suspected Uighur Muslims at the centre of a diplomatic tussle between China and Turkey must remain in detention until their true nationalities are proven, a Thai court ruled today.
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Uighur Migrants Held in Thailand for 11 Months Take Case to Court
A Thai court will decide this month whether to release 17 Uighurs from the western Chinese region of Xinjiang, including 13 children, who have been detained for the past 11 months in Bangkok, a lawyer for the group said today.
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Thai Court Annuls Expulsion Order Against Indian Businessman
A Thai court on Tuesday annulled the expulsion order against prominent Bangkok-based Indian businessman Satish Sehgal for allegedly participating in anti-government demonstrations, ruling that the then civilian regime's move was biased.
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"Don't Send Me To Bahrain": Refugee Footballer, Feet Shackled, To Court
Hakeem Al Araibi, a jailed who fled his country and has refugee status in Australia, arrived on Monday in a Thai court, his feet in shackles, to fight an extradition request from Bahrain.
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Thai Court Jails Blind Woman For One And Half Years Over Royal Insult
A Thai court on Thursday jailed a blind woman for 1-1/2 years for violating the country's royal insult law, her lawyer and a court official said.
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Thai Court Jails Singapore Bank 'Note' Robber For 14 Months
A Thai court on Tuesday sentenced a Canadian man to 14 months in jail for crimes linked to a rare bank robbery in Singapore where he allegedly used nothing more than a threatening note to steal $22,000.
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Thailand's PM Defends British Murders Verdict Against Protests
Thailand's prime minister lashed out today at protesters who took to the streets of Myanmar's Yangon on the weekend after a Thai court sentenced two Myanmar migrant workers to death for murdering two British tourists.
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Protest Outside Thai Embassy In Myanmar Against Murder Verdict
Hundreds of protesters demonstrated outside Thailand's embassy in Yangon today after two Myanmar migrants were sentenced to death by a Thai court for murdering two British backpackers, in a verdict that has sparked anger in their homeland.
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Verdicts in Thai Human Trafficking Trial Years Away
A Thai court's examination of 500 witnesses in a case against 88 suspected human traffickers will take as long as two years, a court official said today, meaning verdicts in a case that sparked an international outcry are even further away.
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4 Thai Men Jailed for Life Over 2014 Grenade Attack
A Thai court today sentenced four men to life imprisonment over the death of three people, including two children, in a grenade attack in Bangkok last year during anti-government protests.
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Thai Court Issues Arrest Warrant for Suspect Over Second Blast
A Thai court on Thursday issued an arrest warrant for a man over a blast near a Bangkok pier last week which caused no injuries but came a day after the capital was struck by a deadly shrine bombing, police said.
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Suspected Uighurs Must Remain in Thai Detention
A family of suspected Uighur Muslims at the centre of a diplomatic tussle between China and Turkey must remain in detention until their true nationalities are proven, a Thai court ruled today.
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Uighur Migrants Held in Thailand for 11 Months Take Case to Court
A Thai court will decide this month whether to release 17 Uighurs from the western Chinese region of Xinjiang, including 13 children, who have been detained for the past 11 months in Bangkok, a lawyer for the group said today.
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Thai Court Annuls Expulsion Order Against Indian Businessman
A Thai court on Tuesday annulled the expulsion order against prominent Bangkok-based Indian businessman Satish Sehgal for allegedly participating in anti-government demonstrations, ruling that the then civilian regime's move was biased.
