Opinion

A group of ajarn from six Thai universities are steadfastly opposed to vivid media carnage and have campaigned against certain 'news' publishers in Thailand.

Half an hour later, we were sitting round the kitchen table. Mrs. D had made us each a list of things that we could and could not do. Mine seemed longer.

With a sense of impending doom, I watched her pick up the microphone as we played the introduction. She took a breath and started to sing.

A recent shopping trip meant a family six-pack had been purchased and with only two left, one of them had my name on it.

A gay Buddhist monk talks about his sexuality and religion.

"It is not so simple anymore," he said, "the government should have sacrificed themselves for the country by now."