Human Rights Groups Allege Supression of Freedoms in Thailand

Thailand’s military and police have suppressed the release of an independent report assessing human rights in the kingdom during the first 100 days of the latest coup. A panel discussion on the topic was canceled by the organizers, fearing arrest if they did not comply with a letter from military leaders telling them not to hold the meeting. As organizers were explaining to reporters why they felt it prudent to cancel a human rights panel discussion and delay the release of a...

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