From The Malaysian Insider
Dated 18 January 2012
BANGKOK, Jan 18 — King Bhumibol Adulyadej today endorsed a shake-up of Thailand’s cabinet, with Kittirat Na Ranong, the deputy prime minister in charge of economic affairs, officially becoming finance minister, as expected. Kittirat, 53, a former broker and president...
From Big News Network
Dated 16 January 2012
BANGKOK: Thailand's frail king, the world's longest reigning monarch, has been treated with antibiotics for a digestive ailment, the palace said.King Bhumibol Adulyadej, 84, who is widely ...
From The Los Angeles Times
Dated 9 December 2011
American citizen Lerpong Wichaikhammat, aka Joe Gordon, gets a 30-month sentence for insulting Thailand's King Bhumibol Adulyadej. The U.S. criticizes the ruling. A U.S. citizen Thursday received a 30-month prison sentence in Thailand for insulting the king, the latest...
From Chicago Tribune
Dated 9 December 2011
American citizen Lerpong Wichaikhammat, aka Joe Gordon, gets a 30-month sentence for insulting Thailand's King Bhumibol Adulyadej. The U.S. criticizes the ruling. A U.S. citizen Thursday received a 30-month prison sentence in Thailand for insulting the king, the latest...
From Baltimore Sun
Dated 9 December 2011
American citizen Lerpong Wichaikhammat, aka Joe Gordon, gets a 30-month sentence for insulting Thailand's King Bhumibol Adulyadej. The U.S. criticizes the ruling. A U.S. citizen Thursday received a 30-month prison sentence in Thailand for insulting the king, the latest...
From The Los Angeles Times
Dated 9 December 2011
American citizen Lerpong Wichaikhammat, aka Joe Gordon, gets a 30-month sentence for insulting Thailand's King Bhumibol Adulyadej. The U.S. criticizes the ruling. A U.S. citizen Thursday received a 30-month prison sentence in Thailand for insulting the king, the latest...
From Christian Science Monitor
Dated 8 December 2011
Thailand 's lèse-majesté laws, which include prohibitions on posting anti-monarchy slurs online, are among the world's strictest, meriting jail terms of 3 to 15 years, and in some cases, more.The rising number of lèse-majesté accusations...
From The New York Times
Dated 8 December 2011
A Thai court on Thursday sentenced a U.S. citizen to two and a half years in prison for insulting King Bhumibol Adulyadej, the latest case in the crackdown on criticism of the monarchy.
From The New York Times
Dated 8 December 2011
A Thai court on Thursday sentenced a U.S. citizen to two and a half years in prison for insulting King Bhumibol Adulyadej, the latest case in the crackdown on criticism of the monarchy.
From Big News Network
Dated 8 December 2011
Thailand and is also named Lerpong Wichaikhammat, is a used car salesman in Colorado who posted translations of the banned biography of King Bhumibol Adulyadej on his blog. The book, The King Never ...