Case

Theeranan has translated an analysis from a foreign news agency on the chaos in the Thai stock market and posted it on Prachatai webboard. Afterwards, he got arrested at Suvarnabhumi International Airport from the import of false computer data creating panic among the people and affecting the state security. Those are offences under the Computer-related Crimes Act.

In December 2011, Thaiwat was summoned for inquiry at the Technology Crime Suppress Division (TCSD). This occured at the same period that Mr.Chalerm Yoobamrung, the Deputy Minister, declared a policy against Lese Majeste offenses online.

Norawes Y. was accused of publising texts deemed insulting the monarchy on Space (Hotmail personal blog service). Before his actual arrest, his name and other personal data were published in the Serithai webboard for condemnation.

Joe G., a Thai-American citizen, was accused of being the admin of a blog called "Baht Diaw" and the owner of the pseudonym "Sin Sae-Jiw". On the blog, a download link to the Paul Handley's book, The King Never Smiles, was posted. In the case filed, it is stated that he was involved in translating the document into Thai. Mr. Joe decided not to defend the case. The ...

in 2009, Mr. Pissanu P. was accused of Lese Majeste as he made public statements on the stage at Sanam Luang. Pol.Maj.Gen. Amnuay Nimmano said in an interview with press that the arrest warrant had already been issued but the accused was assumably not in Thailand.

in 1986, Weera Musikkapong, a candidate of the Democrats Party, said, in his own election campaign, that if he could choose, he would like to be born in the royal family. The Supreme Court ruled that this has breached the section 112 in the total of 2 counts resulting in a 4-year imprisonment. Later, the royal pardon was granted.

The DSI accused the former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra after giving an offensive interview to a magazine.

Mr. Satien R. has sold CDs without license. The images and texts in the CDs also appeared to be inappropriate for the public audience, as they are in the manner of sabotaging the reputation and honor of the KIng. The defendant has confessed so the court reduced the sentence by half (moeity).

Mr. Somchit was accused of publising an article in newspapers in the manner that damages, defames and insults the King. The court decided to temporarily drop the charge on 17 July 2003 indicating the reason that the defendant was mentally ill and should receive a proper treatment first at Galya Institute. Should the defendant have recovered or become healthy enough to defend the case, the ...

Mr. Nattapon was accused of defaming and insulting the King and the royal family members by posting offensive comments on Pantip.com website between 7 Feb 03 and 7 Mar 03. The comments had a obscene and shameful characters.