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Pichit was jailed for six months in 2008 on contempt of court charges after he attempted to bribe a judge presiding over former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra’s land purchase case with 2 million baht ($55,000) in a grocery bag.
According to island lore, when the dugong thrives, so do the people of Koh Libong.
They say they are fed up with what has been a bungled political experiment, one that has mainly benefited foreign investors – including illegal cannabis importers – and the rich, rather than inspire a thriving local industry of farmers, wellness businesses and cannabis aficionados.
While the Bangkokians who can afford it huddle into malls to avoid the blistering sun, and tourists from Phi Phi to Pattaya lament water shortages spoiling their holidays, it is Thailand’s millions of farmers who are most acutely exposed to the climate crisis.
Hope and grief have defined Jenjira’s 11-year quest to complete her family, as her unfulfilled longing for a motherhood denied drives her back, time and again, to Bangkok’s best fertility clinics.
Thousands have joined People’s Defence Forces (PDFs) since a junta decree in February made all men and women over 18 years of age eligible for conscription to fight their own people.
Somporn is a devout Buddhist, she doesn’t drink or smoke, is still working even in her seventies and is law-abiding in almost every way.
Hunting for the perfect rose myrtle berries, he immersed himself in the horticultural and foraging traditions of the hill-tribe communities of the country’s Northern Highlands.