article_snippet: Military government has warned women women face up to five years in prison for taking so-called 'underboob selfies' after the trend swept social media.
article_snippet: The practice of photographing the lower half of one's breasts and posting the images online has become an increasingly popular pastime in the south east Asian country.
article_snippet: But Thailandtoday said it would be willing to prosecute anybody posting underboob selfies online, claiming The practice of photographing the lower half of one's breasts and posting the images online is 'inappropriate' and will lead to prosecutions under the south east Asian country's strict computer crime laws.
article_snippet: Banned: The practice of photographing the lower half of one's breasts and posting the images online the lower half of one's breasts has become an increasingly popular pastime in the south east Asian country .
article_snippet: When people take these 'underboob selfies' no one can see .
article_snippet: Inspiration: Celebrities such as Cara Delevingne (left) and Suki Waterhouse (right) have previously posted so-called 'underboob selfies' online .
article_snippet: News of the underboob selfie warning comes as four Thai activists are to face military court on charges of violating junta orders banning public gatherings in what a rights group  called a 'landmark case' that could stir indignation at strict military rule.
highlights_snippet: Military government has deemed popular underboob selfies  'inappropriate'
  Threatened to prosecute anybody who posts the images on social media .
  
highlights_snippet: But Military government did not say how Military government would identify images of women who take photographs of the lower half of their breasts .