Thai King pardons Swiss 'graffiti' man

Thailand’s king has pardoned a Swiss man who was given a 10-year sentence for spray-painting over images of the revered monarch.

Thai King pardons Swiss 'graffiti' man
Thu, 12 Apr, 2007 - 16:29

Thailand’s king has pardoned a Swiss man who was given a 10-year sentence for spray-painting over images of the revered monarch.

However, the long-time Thailand resident has been ordered to leave the country, police said today.

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