October 14 Rally: Outside media point out that talking about the monarchy is no longer taboo in Thailand.

CNN News website Report on the protest situation after Gen. Prayut “This is the biggest challenge in decades for the elite. The younger generation spoke openly in public about the King and the Royal Family. That used to be taboo for a long time “

Jonathan Head, the BBC’s Southeast Asia correspondent, analyzed that the state could not withstand large demonstrations of long-standing criticism of the monarchy, especially now that His Majesty has and will return. His Highness stayed in Thailand for a time.

“The next step will be difficult when its leaders are imprisoned outside of Bangkok. And there is an order that prohibits assembly. Authorities can pursue a deal with those who believe the background is the assembly’s water supply.

Head said, but what people have said about the monarchy cannot be reversed. The taboo is no longer taboo. And apart from the extreme supporters of the monarchy People of all ages and from all over the country have agreed with the student leader that it makes sense for the monarchy to be part of the institutional reforms in Thailand.

The Washington Post said an emergency announcement on October 15 was the first sign of an effort to destroy the Democratic rally led largely by youth. The Washington Post Mention the case of displaying symbols against the procession of Her Majesty the Queen and Her Royal Highness Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn Chao Fah Thipangkorn Rasamichot on October 14, a few months ago Direct negative expression is almost always But it became more Simple as the demonstrations grew more and more powerful with protesters holding banners and posters mocking the King.

The British newspaper The Telegraph reported that it was speculated that the good speech that the government was showing to the authorities could be related to the visit of Wang Yi, the Chinese State Councilor and the Chinese foreign minister. In the Government House

The Telegraph said The emergency declaration, addressed to the leaders of the rallies, recalls a strategy used by the Chinese and Hong Kong authorities to suppress dissent in Hong Kong SAR.