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  • WORLD

    S.African protesters demand crackdown on femicide

    AFP, Published on 13/09/2019

    » JOHANNESBURG - With placards stating "Enough is enough", hundreds of protesters marched in Johannesburg on Friday to protest at gender-based violence in one of the world's most crime-ridden countries.

  • WORLD

    'Protecting rapists': Protesters accuse Japan of failing women

    AFP, Published on 11/09/2019

    » TOKYO: Women's rights protesters are taking to the streets for the sixth time in as many months as anger mounts in Japan over 'outdated' rape laws, after a man was allowed to walk free despite sexually assaulting his daughter for years.

  • WORLD

    Bangladeshis speak up about 'rampant' rapes in Islamic schools

    AFP, Published on 29/08/2019

    » DHAKA - Former Bangladeshi students are turning to social media to detail allegations of "rampant" sex abuse at the hands of teachers and older pupils in Islamic schools, breaking their silence on a taboo topic in the conservative country.

  • LIFE

    Psycho-killers, interviewed

    Life, Kong Rithdee, Published on 23/08/2019

    » The series didn't drop with as much ballyhoo as most Netflix new releases; instead it creepy-crawled into the algorithm of fans with chilly stealth last Friday. Mindhunter Season 2, created by Joe Penhall with several episodes directed by David Fincher, is a cerebral remedy to Netflix's glut of story-driven series and formulaic cliffhangers. Mindhunter takes almost a geeky pride in its dialogue-heavy exploration of the most vicious minds in the anthology of American true crime, the procession of ultra-violent serial murderers, pathological rapists and sadistic torturers, and in the way it isn't fixated on solving any particular cases (as is expected from a detective show) but taking time to study the methodological eccentricity of each crime and the increasingly dark obsession of the detectives, sucked ever more inextricably into the transgressive vortex.

  • LIFE

    Ruling on rape

    Life, Melalin Mahavongtrakul, Published on 10/06/2019

    » Rape always brings with it devastation -- to the victims, their families and even the public that learns of such crimes. The condemnation is loud, a cry for harsh punishment up to the penalty of death -- a solution many believe can put an end to rape.

  • THAILAND

    Tougher rape law comes into effect

    News, Published on 29/05/2019

    » A rights advocate on Tuesday welcomed the latest amendments to the criminal law involving rape and sexual assault, saying the new law would facilitate the work of the police but whether or not it would deter sex crimes was another matter.

  • THAILAND

    Rapists get 'No.1 enemy' tag

    News, Wassayos Ngamkham, Published on 01/04/2019

    » The Crime Suppression Division (CSD) has identified rapists as the "No.1 public enemy", as part of its bid to reduce the incidence of the crime whose frequency has been rising to alarming levels across the country.

  • THAILAND

    Caver fights Musk bid to dismiss toxic tweet case

    Published on 23/02/2019

    » LOS ANGELES: Tweets made by Elon Musk calling a British cave rescuer a “pedo guy” can’t simply be dismissed as mere opinion, says Vernon Unsworth, the caver who is suing the Tesla chief executive for defamation.

  • THAILAND

    Musk asks judge to dismiss cave diver's lawsuit

    Associated Press, Published on 28/12/2018

    » LOS ANGELES: Elon Musk is asking a California judge to throw out a lawsuit filed against him by a British diver the tech entrepreneur whom he called a paedophile on Twitter, arguing that it was nothing more than a "schoolyard spat on social media" that no reasonable reader took seriously.

  • OPINION

    Junta fuels rap views

    News, Postbag, Published on 29/10/2018

    » The rap song <i>Prathet Ku Mee</i> by Rap Against Dictatorship has gone viral (BP, Oct 27). It was spurred on with publicity it could only dream of thanks to the adverse reaction to it by the junta and our ever-busy police force. Of course I have not looked at the video on YouTube as I don't wish to get into trouble, but I'm told it is a corny imitation of African-American rap stars, complete with compulsory obscenities and gang-related hand waving.

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