The group had earlier submitted video clips and filed a complaint with the Technological Crime Suppression Division against a Thai-British woman Chatwadee Amornpat, whose parents had also filed a lese majeste complaint against her last week. Rienthong said Chatwadee Amornpat had posted a video which was allegedly an insult to the monarchy on his personal Facebook page.
The group submitted three video clips as evidences. Rienthong said this is the first case the takes legal action against the people who insulted the monarchy.
Earlier, parents of Chatwadee had filed complaint to plice aogainst their daughter.