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A Satun man on the fun for seven years was arrested on human trafficking charges. (Photo: Assawin Pakkawan)

Rare Human-Trafficking Win as Fugitive Rohingya Smuggler Caught After 7 Years

A protester at the Lad Prao Intersection held up a sign saying "we are here to reclaim true democracy & free speech."

‘Good Morals’ Law to Increase Censorship of Thai Media

Thailand Child Children Vaccinate Covid-19 Coronavirus

As Thailand Moves to Jab Young Kids, Anti-Vax Sentiment Grows Among...

Thanapong Kosonsitthikul, a motorcycle-taxi driver in Pattaya, hung himself from a tree Sept. 9 in despair both over his finances and his relationship.

141,000 Thais Considered Suicide as Pandemic Destroys Lives

The Bangkok National Orchestra has resumed its concerts after a two-year break caused by coronavirus pandemic restrictions. (Photo: Carol Isoux)

Between Rock & Harp Place: Funded by Elites, Young Classical Musicians...

Youthful anti-government protestors battle police and flee from tear gas in Baangkok. (Photo: Tyler Roney for the Bangkok Herald)

Police Used ‘Excessive Force’, Tortured Protestors – Thai Human Rights Commission

Unhappy New Year as Road Wrecks Kill 300+, Maim Thousands

A woman is questioned by a police officer after a five-year-old girl died from shotgun wounds received while playing with two young boys in a room in the village chief's house in Phanom Thuan district, Kanchanaburi province, on Monday. (Photo: Piyarat Chongcharoen)

Shotgun Death of 5-Year-Old Girl Sparks New Gun-Safety Debate

Performance artists from Chiang Mai’s Lanyim Theater and Chiang Mai Performance Art Group stage their political art demonstration “Freedom” July 27. Photo: Will Langston for the Bangkok Herald.

Academic Freedom Stunted in Thailand by Threats of Prison, Reprisals

A pickup truck burns after a bomb went off at the entrance of a mosque in Muang district of Yala on Saturday. The driver, a local leader from Narathiwat, was badly injured. (Photo: Abdullah Benjakat)

Thailand’s Islamic Insurgency Enters 18th Year, No Peace in Sight

Thailand Cannabis Marijuana Hemp Legalize Legal Grow Farmers Plants

Thailand Ready to Legalize Use of Entire Marijuana Plants

in 2014, “Air”, the daughter of migrant workers from Myanmar, won a record 4.7 million baht in court from the family that enslaved her after she was abducted on her seventh birthday, then forced her to work as a housemaid without pay, suffering daily beatings and torture for the next five years. She escaped in 2013. In this photo, authorities document her many injuries.

Burmese Woman Enslaved by Rich Thais Since Age 13 Rescued After...

Gay-right protestors at a Sept. 2020 rally in Bangkok. (Photo: Will Langston)

High Court’s ‘Natural Order’ Ruling Irks Same-Sex Marriage Advocates

A screen capture of a video from the 2010 massacre of protestors by army and government forces in Bangkok.

1-in-22 Chance of ‘Mass Killing’ Event in Thailand

A group of ultra-royalist Thais rallying today in Bangkok Nov. 29, calling for Amnesty International to be expelled from Thailand.

Ultra-Royalists Rally in Bangkok, Demanding Expulsion of Amnesty International

Soldiers of the Pha Muang Task Force with bags containing 1.8 million meth pills, after a clash in which six drug smugglers were shot dead in Mae Fa Luang district of Chiang Rai early on Tuesday. (Photo: Pha Muang Task Force)

6 Dead as Thailand Scales Up War on Drug Smugglers

Wat Pa Mahayan, a monastery in Trang Province, has issued a cryptocurrency called Somdejcoin with more than 66 million tokens available for purchase at an as-yet-unspecified rate.

Goodbye Bitcoin, Hello Buddhacoin: Thai Temple Issues Own Cryptocurrency, Sparking SEC...

Sarawut Phonhiran was brutally killed by his father in law Narong Krainara when he arrived at the property to retrieve his 25-year Thai wife in Nakhon Si Thammarat.

Life is Cheap in Thailand’s Murder Capital

Thailand Puts Baht Before Mekong by Buying Power from Laos’ Chinese...

Angkor Wat, Cambodia (Photo: Bangkok Herald)

Cambodia Ends Quarantine for Fully Vaccinated Tourists

A father sings with his young children at a street market to earn money after being laid off. (Photo: Bangkok Herald)

22% of Thais Could Sink Below Poverty Line in ’22, Gov’t...

Thai authorities have arrested 15 Cambodian illegal migrant workers, including three women on Nov. 8.

Thailand Intensifies Crackdown on Human Traffickers

Thai riot police arrest an anti-government protestor at Victory Monument in Bangkok in August 2021.

Thai Police Regularly Torturing Suspects Despite Vows to Stop, Rights Groups...

Migrant Workers Arrested at Labor Ministry Bangkok Thailand Cambodia

Thailand Detains Migrant Workers Labor Rights Delegation, Touching Off World Outcry

Nov. 2, six insurgents ambushed policeman pickup Narathiwat

Deep South Insurgents Step Up Attacks on Thai Security Forces

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