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Paul’s rooms face up to 15 years in a foreign trial in Thailand, rarely in prison.
Paul’s cameras, a American political science teacher in northern Naresuan University in Thailand, were arrested after being charged in prison for about 15 years after insulting the monarchy.
The 58-year-old academician arrested on Tuesday and arrested in Phitsanulok province was rejected before the court hearing of a serious Lese-Mazeste Law and online speech.
The legal team was set to protest on Wednesday. The probation date was not determined.
The rooms who organized a doctorate from the University of Northern Illinois and in Thailand for more than 10 years have investigated the impact of Thailand’s policy. The army has since recently since 1932, including 13 coups since 2014.
Risk scientists, a united states based on a academic group, suggested that the statements made on the 2024 webinar discussing the military re-establishment of the charges. It was reportedly submitted by the third army of Thailand, which controls the northern region of the complaint.
Spouse, Napisa Waitoalkiat – Dean of Social Sciences at Naresuan University – rejected evidence. He told the Associated Press Agency that the authorities used the Iseas-Yusof Institute of Ishak Institute located in Singapore, who hosted the incident.
“Paulu, who often covers the economy of Thailand, is feeling like they want to detain without a study,” he said.
Thai lawyers for human rights, legal advocacy group, the rooms’ severity of potential punishment, “he refused to protest against foreign citizens and police protests.
US reaction
The US State Department said the “excited” with the support of arrest and reports. The statement used the Lese-Majeste Law of Thailand, “Respect Freedom of Expression” authorities and prevented from the dissent.
The law, known as “Article 112”, applies tough punishments to criticize the monarchy. Once in the taboo, the people’s dispute has increased in recent years, especially the democracy protest since 2020.
Human rights lawyers are charged with more than 270 people’s reports for human rights – mostly activists – since 2020. Critics are often used to silence opponents of government.
