Journalists in Thailand Will be Executed For Not Telling the Truth
Thai junta leader Prayuth Chan-ocha has warned the journalists that those who do not report the truth will be executed. The comment came after one of the journalists asked how the government would deal with those that do not adhere to the official line, ibtimes.co.uk reports.
"You don't have to support the government, but you should report the truth," – the Thai junta leader added. He told the journalists to report in a manner that encourages national reconciliation in the kingdom.
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