<p>Wirada Saelim on how young people living in the culture of fear&nbsp;in Thailand are using Twitter to engage in politics and speak about issues that are often seen as controversial.&nbsp;</p>

<p>It&rsquo;s been barely one month since Prime Minister Gen Prayut Chan-o-cha told the press that His Majesty the King had instructed him not to use the lèse majesté law. Now we&rsquo;re seeing a new protocol exercised by the administration and it&rsquo;s even more disturbing.</p>

<p>There are contentious debates about these sites: were they a sympathetic way of helping small traders, or rather for boasting and promoting elitism? This led us to think about what actually contributed to this phenomenon.</p>

<p>An article by Jutapat &quot;Pai Dao Din&quot; Boonpattararaksa on the lack of justice under the NCPO, translated by Tyrell Haberkorn.</p>

<p>Part 2&nbsp;of an article by Atchara Rakyutidharm on how the state creates a climate of fear through the use of Article 112.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Part 1 of an article by Atchara Rakyutidharm on how the state creates a climate of fear through the use of Article 112.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Abu Hafez Al-Hakim&nbsp;is the spokesperson for MARA Patani who is directly involved in the peace talk. This article reflects his personal views and not the official view of MARA Patani.</p>