Netiporn Sanesangkhom
Thai political activist (1995-2024)
Netiporn Sanesangkhom (Thai: เนติพร เสน่ห์สังคม; 8 August 1995 – 14 May 2024), better known as Bung (บุ้ง), was a Thai political activist focused on monarchy reform. She initially participated in protests with the People's Democratic Reform Committee (PDRC), a right-wing movement in Thailand. However, after listening to other activists about the crackdown on the Red Shirt 2010 protests at Ratchaprasong, Bung became an reformist-monarchy activist.
In 2020, Bung became a leader of a monarchy reform group—Thaluwang (lit. 'break through the palace'). As a result, she was charged with multiple criminal charges, including lèse-majesté charges. While detained on these charges, Bung and other detainees protested the Thai justice system by going on a hunger strike, which severely damaged her health. They had two demands: reform of the justice system, and to stop imprisoning political dissenters. She began a hunger strike in June 2022, which continued for 64 days. She began another hunger strike on 27 January 2024, a day after she was detained. On 14 May 2024, Bung died at Thammasat University Hospital from sudden cardiac arrest, after being transferred from the Central Women's Correctional Institution of the Department of Corrections.
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