Bangkok: Senator Nantana Nantvaropas has initiated legal action against media outlets and citizens, alleging that they have been misled and silenced within the parliament, which has hindered their ability to contest the establishment of an independent organization. In response to this development, Lawyer Aun is preparing to submit a request
Bangkok: The government encourages people to wear yellow shirts during the auspicious month of His Majesty the King’s birthday, while Phumtham Vejjayachai, acting prime minister, has instructed improvements to government communications via social media. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Jirayu Huangtrakul, spokesman for the Prime Minister’s Office, stated that
Bangkok: As anticipated, the Senate has approved the appointment of Sarawut Songsiwilai as a Constitutional Court judge, while rejecting the nomination of Sutham Chueaprakobkit. The decision was made during a Senate meeting chaired by Boonsong Noisophon, the Second Vice President of the Senate, which included the agenda of voting on
Bangkok: “Narumon” throws the blame to the coalition parties to clear the quota for the deputy speaker of the House of Representatives. Mrs. Narumon Pinyosinwat, the Minister of Education and leader of the Klatham Party, addressed the ongoing discussions regarding the quota for the second deputy speaker of the House
Bangkok: The Senate has voted in favor of appointing Narong Klanwarin to the Election Commission, marking a significant decision in the country’s electoral oversight body. The approval came during a Senate meeting led by Mr. Boonsong Noisophon, the Second Vice President of the Senate. The meeting, held in secret, focused
Bangkok: “Phao Bhum” has confirmed that the draft of the Financial Hub Act aligns with regulatory standards, effectively addressing concerns surrounding money laundering and the financing of terrorism. Plans are underway to present the draft to parliament by mid-August. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Paopum Rojanasakul, Deputy Minister of
Bangkok: The Constitutional Court is set to deliberate on September 10 regarding the number of referendums necessary for amending the constitution. According to Thai News Agency, the court received a petition from the President of the National Assembly requesting a ruling on the National Assembly’s duties and powers under Section
Bangkok: The Constitutional Court is currently awaiting evidence from five organizations before deciding on the case involving “Sai Jinjiang,” the owner of a gambling den, who claims that the extradition law violates the constitution. According to Thai News Agency, the Constitutional Court is reviewing an appeal filed by the Court