we have reports from shinawatra's hometown. >> shinawatra has already been impeached for dereliction of duty. now she'll face court again. if convicted she could be jailed for ten years and effectively banned from politics for life. it's been less than a year since the military takeover, which was said to allow space for negotiations between those for and against the shinawatra family. >> we did it to protect the dignity and honor of the thai people. we cannot stand back any more. we must stop fighting and keep working for reconciliation. >> but the criminal charge against shinawatra and her supporters take the crackdown on them further than ever before. >> if one side goes after the other side without concession or compromise then it's not reconciliation. so we can see clearly now we don't want to use severe terms but certainly there is an effort to keep one side out and down, and to enable the other side to go on. >> at this market in shinawatra's hometown, we found veneers who are strong supporters of the family. >> of course, this is not the way to reconcile people in the country

. >> shinawatra was been impeached for dereliction of duty.she could be jailed for ten years and banned from politics for life. it's been less than a year since the military takeover she said was to allow space for negotiations between those for or against the shinawatra family. >> we needed to protect the dignity and honor of the thai people. we cannot step back any more. we must stop fighting and keep working towards reconciliation. >> but the criminal charges against shinawatra and her supporters take the crackdown on them further than ever before. >> we can see clearly now we don't want to use any terms but there is a political effort to keep one side out and down and to enable the other side to go on. >> at this market in shinawatra's hometown, we found strong supporters of the family. >> of course, this is not the way to reconcile people in the country. what they're doing is totally against it. in any case we don't want to reconcile with them any way. >> this is where the shinawatra clan's ancestors' remains are kept. it's more about pol

yingluck shinawatra was charged with corruption. the thai supreme court will decide whether she will stand trial. she faces a 10 year prison sentence if convicted. >> translation: what is most interesting is the court hearing. the defendant's presence is required to decide whether she will require bail or be detained. >> reporter: the former prime minister yingluck shinawatra reaffirmed when she gets a copy of the indictment and the first hearing is set, she'll be present at the court >>> many journalists in cambodia are resorting to blackmail, and committing crimes to cover it up. >> reporter: often in cambodia what doesn't make the news is more important that what does. many journalists search the country for stories, only to demand cash to bury evidence of crime and corruption. this team of free laps reporters in rural cambodia blackmail illegal loggers. they receive $500 from bribes. six times the average in cambodia. occasionally he files a story. >> to be honest. we are all the same in this country. there are different ways of

the country was sharply divided by those loyal to former prime minister thaksin shinawatra and thoseho opposed him. thaksin is the elder brother of yingluck shinawatra who served as the country's prime minister until just before the coup. prayut assumed the post of interim prime minister in august 2014 after leading the coup, saying it was necessary to achieve a breakthrough in the political deadlock. but under his interim government martial law is still in force and there is a ban on demonstrations and other gatherings. prayut says a coup was inevitable in the interest of national reconciliation. >> translator: political rivalry between opposition and government created social disparity. this continued for nearly ten years and it created deep social conflict. i'm trying to create national unity and solidarity. martial law in thailand is helping to bring stability and security to the country and the people. >> the interim government wants to move forward with political reform to resolve the standoff between the two rival camps. it also plans to formulate a new constitution and hold a

yingluck shinawatra denies corruption using the scheme. the supreme court will decide next month whether she will stand forth. she faces a 10 year prison sentence. india is on a buying spree for the army navy and airports. they are hoping to profit. yoshy is the first defence minister to visit. there are warm relation not just about weapons. israel's defence ministers in visit, the first time an israeli deft visited the country, and it has been on a buying spree. india is taking help in places like this. >> in the state of hariana. the farm was not profitable. thanks to expertise and technology. >> we can grow more in a smaller plot of land. the income is good. i use water. it's good money. >> a few kilometres away indian crops are grown with the help of technology. israeli expertise are used in projects in 10 dates, with plans to expand more. since establishment in 1992 trade has grown. hundreds of millions. especially in military equipment. >> india is a large customer for military equipment. cooperating in defense projects and counter-t

yingluck shinawatra has been charged with negligence of duty over a rice subsidy scheme. if found guilty, she could be jailed for up to ten years. yingluck denies the charges as politically motivated. nhk world's shoko matsumoto has the story from bangkok. >> reporter: under the subsidy program, the government purchased rice from farmers for more than market prices. the scheme resulted in massive losses to state coffers. ying luck's legal team says she's confident of her innocence and she have ample evidence to prove it. >> translator: former prime minister yingluck is receiving unfair treatment. so she's fighting to end it. >> reporter: yingluck introduced a subsidy program to boost incomes in rural farming villages, her support base. the critics said the scheme was losing money and also breeding corruption. this provoked members of the upper middle class and elites to become the driving force behind large scale anti-government demonstrations. military leaders staged a coup in may. they said they were acting to resolve the political unrest. they acted just days after the

havemany of the energy activists here have protested against the previous government of prime minister shinawatraand her plans to grant energy concessions, but the succeeded military junta said that they would stick with the plans. instead, the people want the government to join in a production sharing. they say it's better for the country. gatherings of more five people are banned under marshal law in thailand. but the people here are saying that they want to have a say in a resource that belongs to everybody, and this is not a protest. since the protest the administration's delay the bidding to next month. they're calling for calm and invited stake holders to work out their differences. the forum held on friday has taken the wind out of the sales of the protests. security was tight to prevent any further public demonstrations at the seat of government. prime minister said that he hopes that it creates understandingunderstand on the issue. >> and in bangkok airplane, japanese men have been arrested after a menagerie of live animals were found in their luggage. four groundhogs, geckos and snakes