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Published Work | Thailand
DW Asia
Will Thailand’s upcoming elections see a political shift? – DW – 03/21/2023
Thailand’s Parliament has been dissolved, opening the door for new elections. The current prime minister, who led a military coup in 2014, has faded in popularity with voters.
Voice of America (VOA)
https://www.voanews.com/east-asia-pacific/anti-government-protests-grow-again-thailand
Anti-Government Protests Grow Again in Thailand
For the second time in as many days, anti-government protesters took to the streets of Bangkok demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-O-Cha. Saturday’s demonstrations came two days after protesters gathered by the thousands outside parliament and Cabinet offices to mark 89th anniv…
Anti-Government Protests Persist in Thailand Despite Record COVID-19 Cases
Anti-government protesters were met with a large police presence in Bangkok this the weekend even as Thailand struggles with surging COVID-19 cases. Hundreds of activists took to the streets in the capital calling for political reforms.
https://www.voanews.com/a/thai-journalists-on-challenges-of-covering-protest-movement/6259955.html
Thai Journalists on Challenges of Covering Protest Movement
Strict media laws, police harassment make reporting on calls for reform in Thailand harder, local media says
https://www.voanews.com/a/thailand-reopens-borders-for-tourists-caution-still-remains/6298173.html
Thailand Reopens Borders for Tourists, Caution Still Remains
Visitors from more than 60 countries deemed “low risk” are now able to visit the Southeast Asian nation, with quarantine essentially scrapped
Thai Protesters Rally for Reforms of Monarchy After Court Rules Against Activists
Angry demonstrators protest after Thailand’s Constitutional Court rules three activists had attempted to overthrow the monarchy last year
https://www.voanews.com/a/thailand-facing-crackdown-on-freedoms/6400615.html
Thailand Facing Crackdown on Freedoms
People in Thailand have faced increased repression of their rights and incidents of torture in recent years, human rights groups and activists say
https://www.voanews.com/a/laws-police-visits-create-climate-of-fear-for-thai-media/6412301.html
Laws, Police Visits Create ‘Climate of Fear’ for Thai Media
Journalists covering anti-government protests say police have visited their homes, questioned them about their work
Thailand at ‘Crossroads’ as COVID-19 Surges Amid Tourism, Economy Rebound
Thailand’s tourism drive has kick-started once again, but the spread of omicron could bring further restrictions
https://www.voanews.com/a/6462110.html
Ukraine Anti-Invasion Protests Continue in Bangkok
Second Day of Protests in Thailand Against Russian Invasion
Russian Tourists Stranded in Thailand Without Access to Funds
Some families are sleeping on beaches and in churches on Thailand’s popular southern islands
Thailand Aiming for Endemic Status as More Travel Restrictions Lifted
New coronavirus infections remain high in Thailand as experts warn that evolving variants could slow country’s efforts to recover from pandemic
Hundreds in Bangkok Protest Court Ruling Allowing Thai PM to Stay in Office
Activist group Thalufah stages rally beside Bangkok’s Victory Monument, a regular demonstration venue in recent years that has seen protesters and police clash violently
https://www.voanews.com/a/gunman-in-thailand-kills-at-least-30-at-childcare-center/6778264.html
Mass Shooting in Northern Thailand Leaves Dozens Dead, Including Children
Ex-Thai police officer kills at least 38 before turning gun on himself, his family
https://www.voanews.com/a/in-thailand-new-media-balance-journalism-with-activism-/6780513.html
In Thailand, New Media Balance Journalism With Activism
Citizen journalists find new platforms to allow opposition voices a space
CNN Crew Leaves Thailand Following Controversy Over Coverage of Day Care Center Attack
Authorities cleared the two journalists of misconduct following outrage over their coverage of the aftermath of a massacre in Nong Bua Lam Phu province
Thai Student Publisher Rejects China Businessman’s Request to Shut Down
Managers of a Bangkok publishing house known for its releases critical of China say they were twice approached by representatives of a Chinese businessman offering them large sums of money to shut down their business.
The representatives, who identified themselves as employees of a private...
The representatives, who identified themselves as employees of a private...
Thailand Open for Business as Tourism Sector Continues Rebound
Government says it is highly likely that Thailand will meet its target of 10 million visitors by the end of the year
Thailand Reverses New COVID Vaccine Rules for Visitors
Thailand scraps recently announced rules for all international arrivals as Chinese tourists return
Thailand Welcomes Tourism, Economic Progress, Looks Ahead to 2023 Elections
Experts say elections could promote further economic growth, create stability for kingdom
Nikkei Asia
In the wake of COVID-19, reporting on Asia isn’t what it used to be
Amid rising authoritarianism in Hong Kong and elsewhere, correspondents seek next regional hub
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