Myanmar Worker in Bangkok Fired Over Offensive Edited Image
A Myanmar employee in Bangkok was fired by a second-hand clothing company after allegedly posting an offensive edited image of a high-ranking figure online. The incident is linked to ongoing online debates surrounding the Thai series "Scarlet Heart Thailand."
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