Feb 3, ’16 – Mr. Suwit Thongprasert or “Buddha Isara” posted a message through Facebook. With details as follows
When dare to ask, dare to answer
I would like to know which country That there are some penalties for violators of the head of his country?
M: United States, a court ordered a 39-year-old male imprisonment for 37 months after calling the court’s clerk’s office and threatening to kill. “President Trump”
The United States, a young man, wrote a poem threatening “Obama”, found 33 months in prison, while a young Englishman sent an email to the White House when he was drunk Call the president a penis Being banned from traveling to the US for life
In Spain, El Jueves magazine has a satirical article parody the King of Spain. Was ordered to a fine by the court of 3,000 euros or 120,000 baht
Netherlands, a 44-year-old man posted a Facebook account insulting the King. Sentenced to 30 days in prison under the 19th century law for insulting the King
Cambodia One man was sentenced to three years in prison for posting on Facebook for insulting the monarchy.
In Malaysia in 2013, Melissa Gooi and four friends were arrested for insulting the royal family and jailed for 22 days.
In morocco Moroccans have been prosecuted for writing harassing statements against the King and up to one year in prison, the minimum penalty. But if the article is published Must be imprisoned for at least 3 years
Morocco: The case of Yassine Belassal and Nasser Ahmed (95, who died in prison after being found guilty of defaming the King).
The famous Moroccan Youtuber was sentenced to four years in prison and fined approximately 40,000 US dollars (1.2 hundred thousand) after the court convicted him of defamation of the sixth King Mohammed. Morocco
Morocco, an 18-year-old young man charged for writing words “Violating the King” on the school board.
Morocco, an 18-year-old man was convicted of Guilty of posting two cartoons about the King on two Facebook pages
Saudi Arabia Defamation of the King or the head of state Will be prosecuted under the anti-terrorism law and “Threats to the unity of Saudi Arabia. Disturb the public order Or defame the reputation of the state or the king “is considered an act of terrorism Such offense May receive severe physical punishment Including flogging in public places Long imprisonment And even execution Which may be punished on a case by case basis
As for the termite scholars in which the mia farang was prosecuted, Section 112 came out to post that Many countries in the world do not like Section 112 because this termite scholar. He chose to speak only in what he wanted.
Which country With severe penalties for violating the head of the country
Mr. Termite did not want to speak.
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