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Thai court rules protesters sought to topple monarchy as kingdom defends royal insults law at UN

  • Nov 11, 2021
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The content originally appeared on: CNN The Constitutional Court, ruling in a case brought by a royalist lawyer, said a controversial 10-point call for reforms of the institution by three student protest leaders in August last year was designed to topple the monarchy. 'The actions have hidden intentions to overthrow the constitutional monarchy and were not a call for reform,' a court judge said. The court was ruling on the constitutionality of their reform call and imposed no penalty but […]

Source: Trinidad News

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