Bangkok: The Supreme Court has accepted an Election Commission request to order Dr. Kesakamon Pliansamai to stop performing her duties. The request comes as part of a complaint filed with the Senate President concerning Dr. Kesakamon’s alleged use of a false professorship to apply for a Senate position. The court
Bangkok: Thaksin Shinawatra’s lawyer, Mr. Winyat Chatmontri, stated that the testimony given by Mr. Wissanu Krea-ngam in court has increased the completeness of many aspects of the case. He emphasized that the court’s final decision is awaited, and he refrained from commenting on the possible outcome. According to Thai News
Bangkok: Senator Seranee raised her hands in apology to the media over a video clip of her rude behavior towards a security guard. The senator admitted to being the person in the video and acknowledged the incident. She explained that the confrontation occurred during heavy rain and suggested that the
Suphan buri: “Varawut” urgently sends a team from the Ministry of Social Development and Human Security to provide assistance to victims of the fireworks explosion. According to Thai News Agency, Warawut Silpa-archa, Minister of Social Development and Human Security, has taken swift action following a tragic fireworks explosion in Suphan
Bangkok: The government is preparing to hold an event to honor Her Majesty Queen Sirikit, the Queen Mother, on the occasion of her birthday on August 12, 2025. According to Thai News Agency, Ms. Yupha Thaweewattanakitborworn, Permanent Secretary to the Prime Minister’s Office, announced that the Prime Minister has requested
Bangkok: The Supreme Court has accepted a lawsuit against Dr. Kes and ordered him to stop performing his duties. The lawsuit alleges that Dr. Kes used his position as a professor to deceive and influence his election as a senator. The court has scheduled an examination of evidence for September
Bangkok: The House of Representatives has unanimously passed an amendment to the Criminal Code, introducing a universal definition of “sexual harassment.” The newly defined offense encompasses verbal harassment, gestures, monitoring, humiliation, and computer harassment, with potential prison sentences ranging from one to five years. Bosses exploiting subordinates are also liable,
Bangkok: Revealing photos of a Thai hospital severely damaged after being attacked with heavy weapons by Cambodia have been released, showcasing a significant breach of international norms. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Jirayu Huangsap, Government Spokesperson and the Committee of the Thai-Cambodian Border Situation Administration, strongly condemned the actions