<p>The military ordered Burapha University students to cancel a movie screening, reasoning that some of the movie content threatens national security.</p>
<p>Last Thursday, a Facebook page called ‘<a href="https://www.facebook.com/BangseanRAMA/photos/a.195725820625773.1073741828.194391404092548/383831321815221/?type=1">Bangsaenrama</a>’ for a movie festival organised by students of the Faculty of Humanities and Social Science of Burapha University in eastern Chonburi Province, revealed that the military had contacted the students to cancel the film screening.</p>
<p>Military and police officers reportedly intimidated a group of students in the eastern province of Chonburi after the military suspected them of hanging up an anti-junta banner. </p>
<div>A planned seminar held by student activists from Burapha University in the eastern province of Chonburi, were forced canceled after about five to six police and military officers </div>
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<div>About six military and police officers at 1.30pm stormed in the Burapha University in the eastern province of Chonburi and coerced the university not to allow a seminar, held by students activists, to be cancelled. </div>
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<div>The military claimed they were “not comfortable” with the activity. </div>
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<div>The event is named “Rights, Freedo
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