Thai Court Dismisses Spyware Case Against NSO Group, Citing Insufficient Evidence
The Thai Civil Court dismissed the case of Jatupat Boonpattararaksa vs. NSO Group, stating that the evidence failed to meet legal thresholds on critical points.
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Pegasus spyware case dismissed, Thai court finds no evidence of infringement as plaintiff failed to provide details of mobile phone inspection
On 21 November 2024, The Thai civil court dismissed the Pegasus spyware case, finding that NSO Group, the manufacturer of Pegasus spyware, did not infringe against the plaintiff. The court did not believe that the plaintiff had actually received an alert notification from Apple, and no investigator from Citizen Lab came to testify to confirm the details of the inspection. Therefore, the inspection results were inadmissible.
Pegasus Spyware Investigation Result May Be Fake, Says NSO Group Expert Witness
NSO’s witness expert testified in Thai court that it is extremely difficult to definitively identify cyber attackers. Attackers could intentionally plant tools in a system to mislead investigators into attributing the attack to someone else.
NSO Group Defends Pegasus Spyware in Thai Court, Denies Allegations of Misuse Against Human Rights Defenders
During the defense witnesses examination, General counsel of NSO claimed the company follows a process to ensure customers use the software ethically, adhering to international human rights standards and denied allegation of human rights violations.
Thai Court Will Deliver World’s First Verdict in NSO Pegasus Spyware Trial on November 21
On November 21, 2024, at 9.00 am. The Thai Civil Court will deliver a landmark verdict in the case of Jatupat Boonpattararaksa vs. NSO Group
Looking at the Court Case Against NSO Group : Attack of Pegasus Spyware in Thailand
On 21 November 2024, the Civil Court will deliver a ruling on the case of Pai-Jatupat Boonpattararaksa which he filed a case against NSO Group in July 2023. This event will held the day after the ruling and will interpret the court’s decision.
A Thai activist sues NSO Group over use of Pegasus spyware in Thailand
Detailed information from beginning to end of the case in which Pai Jatupat filed a lawsuit with the Civil Court, asking the court to order the defendant to stop using the Pegasus spyware and to seek damages from NSO Group, the manufacturer of the Pegasus spyware.
What is the Amnesty for People Bill? A Proposal to End the Politically Motivated Prosecutions
A coalition of civil society and activists across Thailand proposes the Amnesty for People Bill to end all the politically motivated prosecution and the pending legal cases related to political expression.
A slap in the face of free speech – new study reveals 1 in 4 SLAPP cases go to court for as little as sending a tweet
A major new study into the rise of SLAPP use in Thailand has been unveiled – with disturbing implications not just for the people being hit with these trumped-up legal charges which aim to silence free speech, but for the rest of the world.
Change.NCPO “Lookkade” Chonthicha from student activist to Democracy campaigner
On 22 May 2015, Chonthicha or “Lookkade” went to join an assembly to commemorate 1st anniversary of 2014 coup d eatat.