Thailand's Move Forward Party, led by Pita Limjaroenrat, faces potential dissolution by the Constitutional Court.

The party's pledge to reform royal insult laws has blocked them from forming a government despite winning the most seats in the previous election.

Pita Limjaroenrat emphasizes the importance of democratic space in Thailand and is confident in their defense.

The court hearing is ongoing, focusing on jurisdiction and the lawful filing of the petition by the Election Commission.

The party's lawyers argue that their intention was not to overthrow the constitutional monarchy.

Dissolving the largest party in parliament could have serious repercussions, as evidenced by the dissolution of the Future Forward Party in 2020, which sparked mass protests.

Thailand's lese-majeste laws have been criticized for stifling political debate, with over 270 people facing charges.