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 </picture>She is accused of violating Section 14 (2) of the Computer Crime Act, which prohibits the publication of false information that could affect national security.

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 </picture>The accusation stems from a 2013 Facebook post about “the national institution”, a common euphemism for the monarchy. 
Pannika was summoned to division headquarters on Wednesday but asked for the meeting to be postponed to Friday, a more convenient date for her.

Pannika, ex of Future Forward, hears charge

Pannika Wanich, a former spokesperson of the now-dissolved Future Forward Party, met on Friday (March 6) with inspectors of the Technology Crime Suppression Division in the Government Complex in Bangkok.