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South Bangkok Criminal Court today delivered a verdict on the case of former deputy commerce minister Banyin Tangpakorn who was accused of falsifying documents to transfer Bt300 million worth of shares belonging to a billionaire building contractor Chuwong Sae Tang.

Leaders of the Future Forward Party have no intention of giving up their political activism despite their party being disbanded on Friday (February 21) by the Constitutional Court.

The Constitutional Court on Friday (February 21) ordered the Future Forward Party dissolved because of the Bt191.2 million worth of loans that its wealthy leader Thanathorn Juangroongruangkit extended to party members.

The Constitutional Court dealt the Future Forward Party a possibly fatal blow on Friday (February 21), its judges agreeing with the Election Commission that the party must be dissolved.

Future Forward Party supporters were on Friday (February 21) assembling at its Bangkok headquarters, some buying souvenirs to help cover the legal expenses of embattled party leader Thanathorn Juangroongruangkit.

The Election Commission has explained the Future Forward Party dissolution over loans its leader, Thanathorn Juangroongruangkit, distributed among party members.

The Constitutional Court will shut down mobile signals when the judges meet to decide the dissolution case against Future Forward Party so that their verdict is not leaked before the official announcement at 3pm on Friday.

The Constitutional Court announced Tuesday that it will read its ruling in the case against Prime Minister General Prayut Chan-o-cha’s constitutional qualifications next month.

The Constitutional Court has rejected an appeal by former Department of Special Investigation chief Tarit Pengdit to annul a Civil Court ruling ordering the seizure of his assets for being unusually rich.

Indian media on Friday -- including some conservative outlets -- hailed a Supreme Court ruling to decriminalise gay sex whilst highlighting a "deafening" silence from Narendra Modi's Hindu nationalist government.

Amnesty International on Monday described as “appalling” a Myanmar court’s verdict which saw two Reuters journalists sentenced to seven years in jail for breaching the Official Secrets Act during an investigation into a massacre of Rohingya men.

Cambodia's ruling party has thrown resources at a weak education system ahead of elections on Sunday as it tries to entice young voters and drain resentment over low-paying jobs.