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Arnon pledges to fight 'unfair' sedition charges

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Human rights lawyer Arnon Nampa on Saturday vowed to fight back against state officials for "treating him unfairly" in a sedition case brought against him and another political activist in connection with a July 18 anti-government gathering at the Democracy Monument.ImageCredits: Bangkok Post




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