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Ryn Jirenuwat

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As seen in: MSN, MSN Singapore, O Globo, The New York Times, Yahoo Life, BBC, Financial Times, The Guardian, The Independent (UK), Yahoo Canada and
Covers:  Human rights, politics, environmental issues.
Journalist, Print&TV News/Documentary/Radio Producer, Thick Miserable cow. ♥ Blues Music, Mat Pilates, Injured Hybrid Athlete, #CFC. Views are mine.

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An independent Thai journalist, documentary producer, and news producer. Based in Bangkok, Thailand.

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Fourth tourist dies in suspected alcohol poisoning in Laos

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By Koh Ewe Verified, Ryn Jirenuwat Verified
| Yahoo Verified
Australian teen Bianca Jones has become the fourth tourist to have died in a suspected mass poisoning in Laos. The 19-year-old's family confirmed her death to the media on Thursday. Hours earlier, the US State Department told the media that an American man died in the tourist town of Vang Vieng. Two Danish women, aged 19 and 20, also died last week in Laos, authorities confirmed, while Jones' friend Holly Bowles and a British woman are reportedly on life support in hospital.
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Death penalty for Thai woman accused of murdering 14 friends with cyanide

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By Joel Guinto Verified, Ryn Jirenuwat Verified
| Yahoo Canada Verified
A woman in Thailand has been sentenced to death in the first of a string of cases in which she is accused of murdering 14 friends with cyanide. The court in Bangkok found Sararat Rangsiwuthaporn, 36, guilty of putting poison in a wealthy friend's food and drink while they were on a trip last year. Relatives of the friend refused to accept she died of natural causes and an autopsy found traces of cyanide in her body. Police arrested Sararat and uncovered other similar deaths going back to 2015.
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Stuffed Into Trucks, 78 Thai Protesters Died. Their Killers Are Still Free. Original

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By Hannah Beech Verified, Ryn Jirenuwat Verified, Ulet Ifansasti
| The New York Times Verified
Maliki Dorok was crammed into a sweltering truck in the middle of a stack of men, piled up five high like logs. Three rows were on top of him, pressed so close together that he inhaled the air they breathed out. Below him was another layer of prone men, their panting lapsing over the hours into a terrible quietude. Mr. Maliki's arms were bound behind his back. A bullet was lodged in his leg. It was Ramadan 20 years ago this week, and Mr. Maliki had not eaten or drunk anything since daybreak.
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