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ThailandThailand Extends Activist Arnon Nampa's Jail Term for Lese Majeste
Thai activist Arnon Nampa received an additional two-year sentence, bringing his total to over 34 years, under the lese majeste law, which critics argue suppresses dissent.
Background
Thailand's lese majeste law, Article 112, protects the monarchy from insult and criticism. Enforcement has intensified in recent years, leading to lengthy prison sentences for those deemed to have violated it. Critics argue the law is used to silence political dissent and restrict freedom of expression.
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Thailand Extends Activist Arnon Nampa's Jail Term
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An activist's sentence has been significantly extended under the lese majeste law, raising concerns about dissent suppression.
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