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Amended Computer Crime Laws Spark Protests in Thailand

Thai media activists say Thailand’s reputation as a regional leader for free speech has suffered a further setback with the passage of amended laws governing computer crime. The amendments to the 2007 Computer Crimes Act were passed overwhelmingly by the military backed National Legislative Assembly last week. Thai officials say the changes target the digital economy and society while protecting the people’s rights from being violated on social and digital media. The amendments also...

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