Monday, 26 Oct 2020 01:56 PM MYT
The threatening rhetoric follows months of student-led rallies that have drawn tens of thousands of people, calling for democratic reform and changes to the monarchy — previously a taboo subject. The royal family is protected by one of the world's harshest royal defamation laws: any perceived criticism can land a person in jail for up to 15 years per charge.
On Friday after an official ceremony, the king and his wife, Queen Suthida, broke with royal protocol to praise a supporter who held up a portrait of the king's late parents at a pro-democracy rally.
APPARENTLY they were paid 500 baht a day plus food they will do anything you want, I would take their 'demonstration' with a pinch of salt.
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