Court dismisses criminal case against Move Forward supporter Pannika


BANGKOK (The Nation/Asia News Network): The Criminal Court on Friday (May 19) dismissed a case filed against Pannika Wanich (pic), a core member of the Progressive Movement, on the charge of violating the Computer Crime Act, her lawyer said.

The court found that the defendant did not violate the law by posting an old poem believed to be written during the final years of the Ayutthaya Kingdom predicting its collapse, said Pannika’s legal representative, Kritsadang Nutcharat.

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