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Thai court adds 2 years 8 months to Arnon Nampa's lèse majesté sentence
BBC News reports a Bangkok court sentenced lawyer Arnon Nampa for a 2020 speech, bringing his cumulative sentence to more than 34 years under Article 112.
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A Bangkok court sentenced Thai human rights lawyer Arnon Nampa to a further two years and eight months under the lèse majesté law for a 2020 speech calling for scrutiny of the monarchy, BBC News reported, bringing his cumulative sentence across cases to more than 34 years.
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