The Election Commission has submitted a petition under Section 82 of the Constitution, asking the Constitutional Court to decide the iTV share case of Move Forward Party leader Pita Limcharoenrat.

The outgoing government coalition parties have reiterated their stance that their MPs will not vote in favour of Pita Limjaroenrat from the Move Forward Party due to their opposition to the MFP policy to amend the royal defamation law or Section 112 of the Criminal Code.

The courts have accepted a defamation lawsuit against Rangsiman Rome for publicly disclosing the record of a parliamentary debate in which he alleged that Senator Upakit Pachariyangkun was involved in money laundering.

A letter from several UN bodies was released on 4 July, raising concerns about the prosecution and detention of 15-year-old activist Thanalop Phalanchai for royal defamation and asking for explanations from the Thai government.

A group of activists have filed a lawsuit with the Administrative Court against the police over the violent dispersal of a protest on 18 November 2022, demanding a court order prohibiting the use of excessive force to disperse protests, as well as 12 million baht in damages.

​​​​​​​Pheu Thai leader Chonlanan Srikaew confirmed that the Amnesty Bill referred to in the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between the Move Forward Party (MFP) and Pheu Thai Party (PTP) on July 3, focuses only on cases related to political expression, assembly, and protest, and does not include cases under Article 112 or Thaksin's cases 

The government is preparing to repatriate over a hundred Myanmarese children who lack registration documents, ignoring objections that this violates the National Education and Child Protection Acts.

A 40-year-old man has been charged under the royal defamation law and Computer-Related Crime Act over his comment on a Facebook post inviting people to greet King Vajiralongkorn during a royal motorcade.

The National Security Council (NSC) has offered a 66.3 million-baht contract to China Telecom (Thailand), whose parent company has been banned in the US over security risk, to develop a national security digital system.

The election of the 30th Prime Minister of Thailand has been arranged for July 13th at 09:30 am, according to the recently elected Speaker of the House of Representatives, Wan Muhammad Noor Matha. He further stated that the Senate has already been engaged in the discussion of the timeframe. 

Human rights workers and relevant stakeholders have engaged in a discussion regarding Thailand’s policies towards the increasing influx of Myanmar refugees fleeing the ongoing civil war in Myanmar.

79-year-old Wan Muhamad Noor Matha, better known as Wan Noor, who had previously served as the Speaker of the House of Representatives from 1994-1998, has been automatically elected House Speaker since he was nominated uncontested, ending a one month-long dispute that had threatened to undermine the unity of the Pheu Thai-Move Forward alliance.