According to Thai media sources, although former Thai Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra has been released and returned home, he is still burdened with cases related to violations of Article 112 of the Criminal Code, which are still pending.
In this case, under Article 112 of the penal code, Thaksin is accused of insulting, defaming and expressing ill will towards the royal family and uploading false information to a computer system in Seoul, South Korea, on May 21, 2015. On February 19 of this year, Thaksin went to report to the attorney general that he was going to accept the charges and paid a bail of 500,000 yuan, and later agreed to come again on April 10 to hear the results.
On April 10, according to the latest news from Thai media, Pra You, a spokesman for Thailand's Attorney General's Office, revealed that as of the 9th, the investigation results submitted by investigators were incomplete, so the prosecutor could not review the case, so it needed to be postponed to May 29, 2024, in order to conduct another trial. He added that Thaksin did not come to hear the results in person that day, but instead appointed a lawyer instead.