The Thai cleaning lady facing prison for 'I see'
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-36328865
A cleaning lady in Thailand is being charged by the government
for posting the words "I see" on Facebook. She is accused of
insulting the monarchy - a charge that can lead to jail
sentences of up to 15 years. However, she says she is being
punished because her son is an activist, as the BBC's Jonathan
Head reports.
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The monstrous, sickening, subhuman government and royals of Thailand.
Should they have global censorship powers under Right To Be Forgotten?
--Lauren--
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