A man in Thailand hanged his 11-month old daughter on Facebook Live then killed himself in a sickening murder-suicide, police said Tuesday. The appalling incident comes less than two weeks after a ...

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A top Thai Cabinet official threatens to take severe measures against Facebook, one of the world's most extensive social media networks, for poor ad filtering that exposes users to pricey frauds.

Thailand’s digital minister said he would seek a court order to shut Facebook in the country unless it takes action on the alleged scams. Thailand is planning to seek a court-issued shutdown order ...

Thai soldiers in Yala province, southern Thailand. Credit: Flickr/Tarik Abdel-Monem Facebook has taken down 185 accounts and groups engaged in coordinated information operations on behalf of the Thai ...

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Over 200 wildlife species are being illegal sold via Facebook groups in Thailand. The slow loris, pictured above, is among the most commonly advertised for sale. Credit: Getty Images/500px Plus A ...

Facebook is preparing to mount a legal challenge to the Thai government order that this week forced it to block content posted by an anti-monarchist group. Facebook began blocking access within ...

Passengers ride on the BTS Skytrain in the Thai capital Bangkok. Credit: Flickr/Nopphan Bunnag Subscribe for ads-free reading January saw a Thai court hand down a record-breaking 43 and a half- year ...

After a warning from the government, the company restricted access to a Facebook group critical of the Thai monarchy. But it said it would challenge the order. By Hannah Beech BANGKOK — Facebook is ...