Two Thai protesters could face life imprisonment for violence against the Queen - News Summed Up

Two Thai protesters could face life imprisonment for violence against the Queen


(CNN) Two activists in Thailand have been arrested on charges of attempting violence against the Queen, which could result in a possible life sentence. Police were seen pushing back protesters as the car, which also carried King Maha Vajiralongkorn's youngest son, Prince Dipangkorn, slowly drove past. Bunkueanun "Francis" Paothong and Ekachai Hongkangwan are to be charged under Section 110 of Thailand's criminal code, according to the Thai Lawyers For Human Rights. Those found guilty of Section 110 face 16 years to a maximum life imprisonment for violence or attempted violence against the Queen, the heir-apparent or regent. Poonsuk Poonsulcharoen, a lawyer from Thai Lawyers for Human Rights, said the pair are believed to be facing charges that carry a maximum life sentence.


Source: CNN October 16, 2020 09:06 UTC



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