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Tyler Roney, Tyler Roney

Rap Against Dictatorship Turns Thai Protests Into Video Hits

Rap Against Dictatorship performs during a demonstration at the October 14th Memorial in Bangkok on Aug. 27. Lauren DeCicca/Getty Images

BANGKOK—“When this government stop, then I will stop,” said Dechathorn Bamrungmuang, the frontman of Rap Against Dictatorship (RAD), who was arrested at his home in August on a range of charges including sedition. With his wife pregnant with their second child, Dechathorn, known to his fans as Hockhacker, is the only family man in the 12-person group of Thailand’s most popular musical dissidents.

Months of protests have been met with shutdowns in public transport, a spate of arrests of student protest leaders, and deadlock in Thailand’s legislature. RAD has kept going.

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