Democrat boycott under fire
An activist yesterday petitioned the Office of the Attorney-General to prosecute the Democrat Party for allegedly undemocratic activities.
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EC might not have broken law, says Seri
The Election Commission (EC) may not have violated the law when it endorsed the winners of 133 constituencies on Monday but the method it used to do so has raised more concerns about the much criticised agency's independence.
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EC will rule on 'campaigning'
Accusations that 10 Senate candidates have breached the Constitution by making speeches at anti-government rallies last month are now with the Election Commission (EC).
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TV election coverage hopeless: watchdog
The Media Monitor group has given the thumbs down to the local television coverage of the April 2 snap election, saying it was lifeless, lacked analysis and gave ample air time to caretaker Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra while neglecting most other candidates.
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Police malicious: Somkiart
A leader of the People's Alliance for Democracy Somkiart Pongpaiboon yesterday said malicious law enforcement was the real reason he had not reported to police for questioning about allegations the PAD was looking to overthrow democratic rule.
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Democrats home in on seven firms in probe of Yaowapha
The Democrat Party is continuing its investigation of the Wongsawat family's trading of shares in seven companies in a bid to prove Yaowapha Wongsawat, sister of caretaker Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra, is unusually rich, the party's deputy leader said yesterday.
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Apirak calls on Foreign Ministry to probe deal
Bangkok Governor Apirak Kosayodhin yesterday suggested the Foreign Ministry examine the controversial Bt6.68-billion deal to buy fire-trucks and fire-boats.
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