Truth on Trial in Thailand: Defamation, Treason, and Lèse-Majesté

David Streckfuss

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Freedom of Expression and Defamation Law, Rights, and Freedoms Southeast Asian Sociopolitical Studies

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Introduction: The Defamation Dilemma of Thailand 1. The Truth Recently Discovered 2. Regimes of Truth, Regimes of Defamation 3. Truth and Treason in Old Siam 4. Chronology of Thai Defamation-Based Laws 5. Normalizing Abnormal Times and the Endless State Of Exception 6. Intent and Import 7. The Insulted and Defamed (The Individual to the Nation) 8. The Insulted and Defamed (Monarchy and Lese-Majeste) 9. The People 10. Culture and Traitor 11. Thai-ification And Colonisation 12. Defamation and Truth 13. Conclusion Appendix - Thai Defamation-Based Laws, 1900 to Present

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