After one year, hundreds of Thai activists remain in exile

As reported last week, it is now a year since the military took power in Thailand. The military regime has consolidated its power, and is trying to re-write history and create a reactionary nationalist consciousness in Thai society. In the meantime, hundreds of human rights and labour rights activists, as well as any perceived opponents have had to flee the country and remain in exile. 

As reported last week, it is now a year since the military took power in Thailand. The military regime has consolidated its power, and is trying to re-write history and create a reactionary nationalist consciousness in Thai society. In the meantime, hundreds of human rights and labour rights activists, as well as any perceived opponents have had to flee the country and remain in exile.