Thai woman sentenced to 87 years in jail under lese majeste law

Thai woman sentenced to 87 years in jail under lese majeste law lese majeste “The lese-majeste law is not problematic as distorted and claimed by those calling for the amendment by the parliament… If it's tabled for the lese majeste 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

lese majeste The lese-majeste law stipulates that whoever defames, insults or threatens the king, the queen, the heir-apparent or the regent shall be

lese majeste Defendant Burin Intin pleaded guilty to charges of breaking the Lese-Majeste law that guards against royal defamation as well as the Computer lese majeste law Thirty-year-old Mongkol Thirakot was originally sentenced to 28 years for posts he made three years ago on Facebook But