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	Prayuth, who heads the National Council for Peace and Order (NCPO), identified as targets of extradition Choopong Thithuan, Anek Chaichana, Saneh Thinsaen, Amnuay Kaewchompoo and Ongart Thanakamolnan.</div>
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Junta seeks extradition of lese majeste law violators

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Junta seeks extradition of lese majeste law violators

The ruling junta is seeking extradition of overseas-based Thai expatiates who are allegedly violating the lese majeste law from overseas, its chief General Prayuth Chanocha said during his weekly TV programme Friday.

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