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Thai anti-coup protesters say it with sandwiches

By Jerry Harmer | June 9, 2014 - 6:12am

Activists protesting last month's military coup in Thailand face a possible two-year jail term if they get too strident, so on yesterday they found a new way to show their sentiments: handing out "sandwiches for...

World

In junta-ruled Thailand, reading is now resistance

By Todd Pitman | June 1, 2014 - 6:08am

On yesterday evening in Bangkok, a week and a half after the army seized power in a coup, about a dozen people gathered in the middle of a busy, elevated walkway connecting several of the capital's most luxurious...

World