Overview
- The case centered on remarks from a 2015 interview with South Korean media that prosecutors said violated Article 112.
- The court said the submitted clip contained only excerpts and concluded the comments were not aimed at the monarch.
- A conviction under Thailand’s lèse‑majesté law carries a potential prison term of three to 15 years per count.
- Thaksin still faces a separate case over serving his sentence in a hospital VIP ward, with a verdict due on 9 September.
- The ruling comes a day after suspended prime minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra testified in a different case, reflecting continued pressure on the family’s political network.