Move Forward Party Ethics Case Defence to Open Nov 3
The Thai Constitutional Court announced that the defence in the ethics case against the Move Forward Party (MFP) will commence on November 3. The MFP faces allegations of constitutional violations, particularly concerning its platform advocating for royal reforms. The outcome of this trial is expected to significantly impact Thailand's political landscape.
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