Hunger-striking Thai activist dies in detention after cardiac arrest

A Thai political activist has died from cardiac arrest after more than 15 weeks of a hunger strike. Twenty-eight-year-old Netiporn Sanesangkhom had been prosecuted under the lese majeste law. This is the first death of an activist since massive youth-led protests demanding political reforms broke out in 2020. CNA’s Saksith Saiyasombut reports from Bangkok.

[@Bententhailand]

R.I.P 😢 Thailand, the land that is never free, Long live the people .

[@xardass4209]

the king is rich, if not the richest in the world, and people there live in poverty. that people still believe in kings and rulers

[@teerapong5707]

Some people still support them ,because they secretly give money and property to those people who spread propaganda for them to the others. Especially, thier general army. However, the majority of people no longer believe in them. So, they're using laws to force the population to comply after their recent coup. This repression has led to the rise of death activists. They secretly turn country into the same as Myammar general army and North Korea. But conceal it with impracticable law and democracy.

[@balckston]

Regardless any countries. All top ruler or politicos are rich. It's including where you are.

[@90taetaeya]

Malaysia also jailed a man just for suggesting to open a casino

[@dashong8912]

He was spreading rumours as a political attack.

[@nextlastChang]

Many similar incidents happened in China 🇨🇳, no news!

[@lonewolf7992]

bot

[@jansg405]

China censored their local media and cooked the books since Day 1.

[@balckston]

Which country is heaven for living with no inflation and giving out money for daily life?

[@user-yu4kv4eb9h]

hater fakenews

[@Mikomido5]

Thailand is supposed to be land of free but I guess it really isnt’t so as long as the lese majesty law is still in place 😢 and ppl can’t truly express their opinion when it comes to the current monarchy.

[@pullopkhemapukpong9156]

Thailand, the land of injustice. The land that rich and powerful people can do anything including commit crimes.

[@kratosus007]

yes, agree that why I love SG , The land of freedom ,democratics, justice and Modern Law

[@brookhumming6]

Those 1% can do absolutely anything without facing any consequences as long as they’ve enough money to cover. They really practicing that nothing is more powerful than money, or maybe weapons do..

[@user-ed1hy2iy6h]

R.I.P Justice

[@insomnica6258]

To learn who rules over you, simply find out who you are not allowed to criticise.

[@kratosus007]

I love SG , The land of freedom ,democratics, justice and Modern Law

[@peeprathum4624]

everything will be just history,Thailand is still the same.

[@kratosus007]

I LOVE SG The land of freedom

[@Troysyy]

R.I.P. 😢😢

[@app7935]

Diese Land ist Kalaland Der Fall Abschitt 112 ist grausam. Rip Bung🐛🕯🖤🕊

[@bobbbb1447]

R.I.P.

[@johnny-ih5es]

Thrown under the bus? Where were her comrades?

[@kritromulus6851]

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[@liar-liar]

Not from hunger

[@user-mt7bz7nh6t]

Then,from what?

[@lonewolf7992]

"...pro democracy activists..." sounds very familiar. 🤨🤨🤨