The King ticks off Thaksin


  • Letters
  • Sunday, 14 Dec 2003

Thais celebrated their Constitution Day on Dec 10, marking the historic occasion in 1932 when the country shifted from being an absolute monarchy to a constitutional one.  

Unlike other holidays here, this one was rather sedate. Besides being the mid-week, it also coincided with International Human Rights Day. And it came five days after King Bhumipol Adulyadej made some sobering remarks in his annual birthday speech. 

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