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Brothers confess to attacking Thai law professor

Brothers confess to attacking Thai law professor

By Thu, Mar 01, 2012 8:45AM UTC View Comments Brothers confess to attacking Thai law professor

BANGKOK (AP) — Police say twin brothers have confessed to assaulting a law professor who leads a campaign to reform laws concerning Thailand’s monarchy. Police Lt. Gen. Winai Thongsong said Thursday that Supot and Supat Silarat turned themselves in and admitted punching Worachet Pakeerut at a university parking lot because of “differing views.” Worachet and...

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Is Thailand being unfairly attacked?

By Mon, Feb 13, 2012 12:00PM UTC Comments Off Is Thailand being unfairly attacked?

Tulsathit in an op-ed in The Nation: All I’m asking for is a bit of a perspective. It’s not the end of the world when the Thai Culture Ministry threatens to ban SIMSIMI. Idiotic, yes, but of battling King Edward I proportions? No. The same goes for Thammasat University’s decision to keep anti-Article 112 campaigners...

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