A Thai court sentenced two Uyghur men to death for the 2015 Erawan Shrine bombing in Bangkok, which killed 20 people and injured 120. The men, Adem Karadag and Yusufu Mieraili, deny the charges and plan to appeal. China supports the verdict, calling the perpetrators "inhumane."
A Thai court sentenced two Chinese nationals of Uyghur origin to death for the 2015 Erawan Shrine bombing in Bangkok, which killed 20 and injured 120. The decade-long trial concluded with convictions for premeditated and attempted murder, though the defendants deny the charges and plan to appeal.
A Thai court sentenced two Chinese Uyghur men, Yusufu Mieraili and Bilal Mohammed, to death for their role in the 2015 Erawan Shrine bombing in Bangkok, which killed 20 people and injured over 100. They were acquitted of charges related to a separate bombing.
A court in Thailand has sentenced two Chinese Uyghur men to death for the 2015 Bangkok shrine bombing, the country's deadliest terrorist attack. Despite the conviction, questions remain due to flaws in the investigation and the decade-long trial.
A Thai court has sentenced two Uighur men to death for the 2015 Erawan Shrine bombing in Bangkok, which killed 20 people and wounded over 120. The men, who deny the charges, are expected to appeal the verdict.
A Thai court sentenced two ethnic Chinese Uyghur men, Bilal Mohammed and Yusufu Mieraili, to death for the 2015 bombing of Bangkok's Erawan shrine. The attack killed 20 people, including tourists.
