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Court rules Move Forward attempted to topple constitutional monarchy


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The Constitutional Court today unanimously ruled that the  Move Forward Party and its former leader Pita Limjaroenrat have attempted to overthrow the constitutional monarchy by campaigning to amend the lese majeste law or Article 112 and ordered them to cease all activities related to it.

 

While the court did not decide whether the reformist party should be disbanded, the ruling is likely to pave the way for subsequent legal efforts to have the party dissolved.

 

The case stemmed from a petition by lawyer Theerayut Suwankesorn in July last year, accusing the party and its then-leader Pita of seeking to overthrow Thailand’s constitutional monarchy.

 

Full story: Thai PBS 2024-01-31

 

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BREAKING: Former senator Ruangkrai Leekitwattana said Weds he'll petition the Election Commission tomorrow to ask the Charter Court to disband Move Forward Party as the court has ruled today pushing for amendment of lese majeste law is unconstitutional

 

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That's the way it is. That's the way it'll stay. Forever. MFP did not have the talent maneuver politically. They put themselves in a trap. Election Commission will follow up and ban the party and Pita. 

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Very sad day for Thailand, and their so called democracy... Laws should have the possibility to be amended.. Updates are needed to keep on in recent times.. Law for death penalty is also out of date and new laws as samesex marriage are being brought in... I am sure Thailand will pay a price for this verdict No TAT can prevent that 

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23 minutes ago, Bday Prang said:

The "permanently offended " community  seem to have taken a  dislike to some valid words in the english language.   Note how they typically  issue instructions  as to what words they personally  think should be used.   The use of a word like "disgusting" is nothing more than a predictable tactic  to  take the moral high ground,and indulge in a bit of virtue signalling,  Whilst at the same time vilifying another poster for making a perfectly appropriate comment.  A relatively  new division  of the  grammar police  

 

I think there's an age aspect to that too: People under about 50 or maybe 60 and not much education use the word 'peasant' as a term of abuse ...

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