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In the first show of force against the anti-government demonstrations in Bangkok, dozens of riot police fired tear gas to break up a blockade by 4,000 protesters on the Parliament...
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- Submitted By: wisekwai | about 1 year agoMany Mps were trapped inside the Parliament after they attended the government's policy address in the morning. On their way in, the MPs had to sneak through back doors as pro-government protesters blocked all the entrances. After the policy session ...
- Submitted By: wisekwai | about 1 year agoThe People's Alliance for Democracy locked the government inside parliament and demanded Prime Minister Somchai Wongsawat dissolve the House by sunset on Tuesday or face "decisive action" - with no further explanation. PAD leader Sondhi ...
- Submitted By: wisekwai | about 1 year agoThe government won its way into parliament to make its policy statement on the heels of a tear gas attack against protesters early on Tuesday morning - but the demonstrators then locked the MPs and ministers inside the building, and cut off their ...
- Submitted By: wisekwai | about 1 year agoRecently appointed deputy prime minister Chavalit Yongchaiyudh resigned on Tuesday because of a crackdown on fresh anti-government protests. "The reason I resign is because what the security officials have done is not in line with what I had ...
- Submitted By: wisekwai | about 1 year agoPolice used tear gas to disperse anti-government protesters rallying outside the Parliament on Tuesday morning after the People's Alliance for Democracy (PAD) marched to Parliament on Monday night, extending its rally from Government House, and ...
- Submitted By: wisekwai | about 1 year agoThai police fired tear gas to disperse protesters who were blocking the Parliament building to prevent Prime Minister Somchai Wongsawat from presenting his new administration's policies. Dozens of people were injured. Thousands of Bangkok residents ...
- Submitted By: wisekwai | about 1 year agoThai police fired tear gas at anti-government protesters on Tuesday, clearing them from a road to parliament after they had vowed to stop Prime Minister Somchai Wongsawat delivering his maiden policy speech.
- Submitted By: wisekwai | about 1 year agoRiot police launched a surprise tear-gas raid Tuesday morning to break up a siege and tear down barricades at parliament erected up overnight by supporters of the People's Alliance for Democracy (PAD). At around 6.20am, the PAD protesters retreated ...
- Submitted By: wisekwai | about 1 year agoThai police fired tear gas at anti-government protesters who block the Parliament on Pichai road on Tuesday morning, seriously injuring at least three. The police raid at 6.20am came to pave the way for members of Parliament who are scheduled to ...
- Submitted By: wisekwai | about 1 year agoPM's Secretary General Chusak Sirinin quoted Somchai as saying that it is police's duties to do their jobs to keep national security. "Prime Minister told me that police have used soft approach to handle the protesters' situation," he said. He said ...
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- News Source: Zaman.com | about 1 year agoThere is no detention, Sondhi Limthongkul, the head of the People's Alliance for Democracy (PAD)," told reporters after his release from a Bangkok police station along with six colleagues. No bail bond was posted but three appointed senators, one...
- News Source: Uinta County News | about 1 year agoThailand's Queen Sirikit has donated money to three hospitals following violent clashes in her country. The royal has given 800,000 baht (around £13,000) to the public facilities treating those injured in the clashes between anti-government...
- News Source: United Press International | about 1 year agoSeven leaders of a group that has led months of anti-government protests in Thailand were released on bail Friday after surrendering to police. The seven belonging to the People's Alliance for Democracy gave themselves up after an appeals court...
- News Source: France 24 | about 1 year agoLeaders of a long-running protest in Thailand surrendered to police on Friday on charges of inciting unrest, but are expected to win bail immediately and continue their five-month campaign to unseat the government. The Court of Appeals quashed...
- News Source: Uinta County News | about 1 year agoNine leaders of the People's Alliance for Democracy who led more than 10,000 protesters in the seizure of the prime minister's office on Aug. 26 now only face charges related to causing a public disturbance that carries up to seven years in prison...
- News Source: Androscoggin News | about 1 year agoFormer deputy prime minister Chavalit Yongchaiyudh says a coup d'etat is the only way to resolve the political strife. In an exclusive interview with the Bangkok Post yesterday, Gen Chavalit said the answer lies with army chief Gen Anupong Paojinda,...
- News Source: GMA News | about 1 year agoA protest group seeking to unseat Thailand's government was buoyed Thursday by court rulings that ordered insurrection charges dropped against its leaders and called for the authorities to use "soft means" to quell demonstrations. The court actions...
- News Source: The Economist | about 1 year agoTrouble in Thailand Oct 9th 2008 From the Economist Intelligence Unit ViewsWire Yet more violence threatens Thailand's political stability On October 7th at least two people were killed and around 400 were injured during clashes between riot police...
- News Source: The Nation | about 1 year agoThe premier says he will compromise, negotiate, and comply with the rules of the game which all parties can accept...He added that the PAD might try to mar the normal electoral process by pressuring the Election Commission to resign and taking the...
- News Source: The independent | about 1 year agoolice have denied PAD claims that they fired explosives into the crowd, insisting they only used teargas. Several doctors at Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok's top medical school, have launched a campaign to deny medical services to police or...
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