Thailand’s Constitutional Court ousted Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin from office on Wednesday, citing a violation of the constitution related to a cabinet appointment. The court ruled that Srettha had seriously breached ethical standards.
The decision came after accusations that Srettha’s actions did not adhere to constitutional requirements for ethical conduct, though the court did not specify which cabinet appointment was at issue.
In response to the ruling, Srettha expressed his respect for the court’s verdict.