Thai opposition leader goes on trial over royal insult law
BANGKOK: Thailand's main opposition leader and nine other MPs were among dozens on trial on Tuesday (Jun 30), accused of ethics breaches over attempts to reform the kingdom's strict royal insult law.The 44 defendants, whose trial opened at the Supreme Court, include Natthaphong Ruengpanyawut, whose progressiv
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