Dissolution Dilemma: Thailand's Move Forward Party in Court
Thailand's Constitutional Court has scheduled a hearing on July 3 to deliberate the dissolution of the Move Forward party. The case, initiated by a complaint from the election commission, challenges the party's campaign policy to amend the royal insult law, raising significant political and legal implications.
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Thailand's Constitutional Court on Tuesday set July 3 as the next hearing date for a case seeking the dissolution of the Move Forward party.
The case stems from a complaint from the election commission asking to disband the party over its election campaign policy to amend the royal insult law.
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