Thai Laws Reflecting Thai Culture and Ethics Lese majeste: abuse

lese majeste  of the Thai national identity and made even more inviolable through the application of the lese-majeste law What makes the situation in Thailand largely unique Thailand's lese majeste law is among the toughest in the world and enforced strictly It sets jail terms of three to 15 years for anyone who

Thailand: End Harsh Punishments for Lese Majeste Offenses – A Thai court's sentencing of a 61-year-old man to 20 years in prison The law concerning lese majeste, a term based on the Latin for “injured majesty,” refers to Article 112 of the Thai criminal code It calls for

Defendant Burin Intin pleaded guilty to charges of breaking the Lese-Majeste law that guards against royal defamation as well as the Computer Thailand has some of the world's strictest lese majeste laws, and criticizing the king, queen, or heir apparent can lead to a maximum 15-year