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	The campaign started from CentralWorld to BTS Siam Station.&nbsp;</div>
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	Ten behaviours were highlighted during the campaign, including the sharing or liking of Facebook, LINE and Twitter posts without fact-checks.&nbsp;</div>
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	The highest imprisonment term, 15 years, is specified for any lese majeste cases that affects national security.&nbsp;</div>
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	More information can be found at www.tcsd.in.th.&nbsp;</div>

Online education campaign launched

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Online education campaign launched

Thai police today launched an education campaign, highlighting 10 online behaviours that involve many users and may lead to fines or imprisonment, or both.

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