Thailand once again has a place to register its positions on issues with a few clicks with the return of Change.org.
The site, a ubiquitous fixture of online social movements – and media coverage – declared this morning it had secured its return through a victory in the courts, six months after it was banned following a petition critical of King Vajiralongkorn.
“Throughout these months we had worked hard, fighting through the legal process for our mission to have the website’s access back. And eventually, a court ordered a lift of the ban on Change.org to protect freedom of expression, which all Thai people have the right to under the Thai constitution!” the site announced on social media, tagging it #ChangeisBack and #YouCan’tKillUs.
However, it’s worth noting that campaigns related to the Thai monarchy could no longer be found.
In mid-October, the…
