The South Bangkok Criminal Court has refused to allow activist Patsaravalee Tanakitvibulpon to travel to Brazil to attend a workshop on human rights and democracy communication, in which she is one of only 40 participants.

15 human rights organizations have condemned the sentencing of Thai woman human rights defender Pimsiri Petchnamrob, alongside activists Anon Nampa, Somyot Pruksakasemsuk, and Phromsorn Weerathamjaree. They called on the Thai authorities to overturn the sentences against them and to stop using the royal defamation law against individuals exercising their fundamental rights and freedoms of expression, peaceful assembly, and association.

Four activists have been found guilty of royal defamation and sentenced to prison over speeches given at a protest in front of the 11th Infantry Regiment headquarters on 29 November 2020.

The Museum of Popular History is a collection of objects from past popular protest movements and a record of popular history often neglected by history books. Anon Chawalawan speaks about his collection and his effort to preserve the history of the people.

The Thai Supreme Administrative Court has overturned a lower court’s decision and agreed to deliberate a case regarding the police crackdown on a 2020 protest.

The Appeal Cort has ruled to uphold a guilty verdict against two activists charged with royal defamation for wearing a crop top to a protest on 20 December 2020, Thai Lawyers for Human Rights (TLHR) said today (25 November).

Five protesters convicted for allegedly trying to block a royal motorcade on Phitsanulok Road during an anti-government protest on 14 October 2020 have been denied bail.

The Appeal Court has convicted five protesters accused of trying to block a royal motorcade on Phitsanulok Road during an anti-government protest on 14 October 2020, overturning a Criminal Court ruling find them not guilty.

The Pathumwan Municipal Court has dismissed charges filed against 8 pro-democracy activists and 1 Pheu Thai MP for an 16 October 2020 protest, Thai Lawyers for Human Rights (TLHR) reports.

3 activists have been indicted on charges of sedition and royal defamation, among other charges, over a protest in front of parliament on 24 September 2020.

Human rights lawyer and activist Anon Nampa has been sentenced to 2 years and 4 months in prison on charges of royal defamation and sedition, bringing his total prison sentence to 29 years and 1 month.

Pro-democracy activists have been sentenced to prison for sedition charges over speeches they delivered during a 10 August 2020 protest at Thammasat University.