New York Times article removed again in Thailand
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The International New York Times was censored in Thailand Friday for the second time in less than a week.
An editorial on Thailand's Crown Property Bureau, which manages the monarch's wealth, was censored on Friday.
The article was still accessible online.
"The article in this space was removed by our printer in Thailand," read a statement on the Op-Ed page. "The International New York Times and its editorial staff had no role in its removal."
Eastern Printing PCL, the Times' local printer, did not return repeated calls for comment.
An article published earlier in the week that touched upon issues surrounding royal succession and a stagnant economy under military rule was also removed.
On September 22, an article on the royal succession was deemed "too sensitive to print" by the publisher.
