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ThailandThai Rights Lawyer Arnon Nampa Sentenced for Lese-Majeste
Human rights lawyer Arnon Nampa received a two-year and eight-month sentence for lese-majeste, increasing his total sentences to over 34 years.
Background
Thailand's lese-majeste law, Article 112, protects the monarchy and carries severe penalties. Its enforcement has intensified since 2020, leading to numerous arrests and convictions of activists and critics. This trend raises concerns about freedom of expression and human rights in the country.
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Thai Rights Lawyer Arnon Nampa Receives Lengthy Lese-Majeste Sentence
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The sentencing of Arnon Nampa for lese-majeste is criticized, with the assertion that peacefully questioning institutions, including the monarchy, should be protected expression.
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