Thai junta

Death of world's longest reigning monarch on Thursday has left nation bereft of its key pillar of unity

Lawyers say charge stems from writing "ja" -- Thai equivalent of "yeah" -- in response to a private Facebook message

Charge relates to a Facebook post Watana Muangsook wrote attacking Thai junta's deputy leader General Prawit Wongsuwon

Chiranuch Premchaiporn was initially charged over 10 reader comments posted on website in 2008

Junta spokesperson Colonel Winthai Suvaree says suspect posted false infographic on social media

Defence ministry says it will use laws that target influential figures and ask people to provide information to state

Military court says junta found group of people committed wrongdoing by making false claims of closeness to monarchy