PPT has posted previously on what we called juvenile lese majeste (see here and here). But reading a Prachatai report that details a lese majeste case against a 14 year-old girl, it seems the regime and its supporters have descended into political child abuse.
This child was served with a summons by the Phitsanulok police on 28 May 2021. She was due to appear at the police station on 1 June.
The complaint was filed “by former Action Coalition for Thailand (ACT) MP candidate Nangnoi Assawakittikorn. A dedicated royalist and fascist, Naengnoi “has previously filed complaints under Section 112 against activists Panusaya Sithijirawattanakul, Anon Nampa, Panupong Jadnok, and Parit Chiwarak.”
Royalist child abuser Naengnoi
Not long ago, she “also filed a libel complaint against a Facebook user for calling her a ‘slave of the dictator’.”
Going after a child is a new low, even for the horrid Naengnoi.
The girl Naengnoi is abusing states “she does not know why the complaint was filed and does not know Nangnoi personally.”
She believes that Naengnoi has stalked her for her comments about royalists who opposed protests in Phitsanulok in 2020. she made comments about the royalist groups who were against the protests.
Police officers had earlier contacted her and told her that an Article 112 complaint had been made against her, but “she decided not to speak to the officers until she received the summons last Friday (28 May).”
Special Branch police had “also contacted the girl’s mother on 23 February, asking to discuss with her about sharing Facebook posts about the monarchy. The officers wanted the girl to delete the posts, saying that she would face no charges if she did so.”
The girl has “said that she is surprised that an adult would press a politically motivated charge against a minor…. However, she said that she will enter the judicial process and has already contacted a lawyer.”
Thai Lawyers for Human Rights say that “the girl is the 7th person under the age of 18 to face charges under Section 112.”
Political Prisoners in Thailand 
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