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Leaders of the anti-government protests in Thailand have been granted bail after surrendering to police to face charges of leading demonstrations and the illegal occupation of...
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- Submitted By: wisekwai | about 1 year agoWhen doctors decide to violate their Hippocratic Oaths, and refuse to treat injured police officers, you know things are bad. That is what's happening in Thailand right now, so much so that the world financial meltdown, which will surely affect ...
- Submitted By: wisekwai | about 1 year agoThe Thai capital is seething with tension as anti-government groups continue to clash with riot police, writes David McNeill in Bangkok SEKSAN JITJAMONG and his comrades are tooled up for battle: combat fatigues, masks, slingshots, metals bars and ...
- Submitted By: wisekwai | about 1 year agoForensic expert finds traces of explosives at clash site BANGKOK, Oct 10 (TNA) - A forensic expert found traces of explosives at two locations at the clash site outside parliament on her first inspection to gather evidence on Friday. Dr. Porntip ...
- Submitted By: wisekwai | about 1 year agoLeaders of the long-running street protests trying to bring down the Thai government have surrendered to police. They were freed on the guarantee of senators in lieu of bail, after treason charges against them were dropped. They still face ...
- Submitted By: wisekwai | about 1 year agoTroops are on the streets of Bangkok after its worst anti-government protests for 16 years left at least two dead and hundreds injured. Demonstrators had set up a blockade outside the parliament building, which Prime Minister Somchai Wongsawat ...
- Submitted By: wisekwai | about 1 year agoThe Somchai government holds responsibility on police's brutal crackdown on protesters and it should investigate why the operation turned violent, resulting in deaths and injuries, Army Commander in Chief Anupong Paochinda said Friday. "There are ...
- Submitted By: wisekwai | about 1 year agoBuoyed by return of key leader Chamlong Srimuang and a court injunction prohibiting more drastic measures against it by the government, the People's Alliance for Democracy is stepping up a campaign against the police following Tuesday's bloodbath. ...
- Submitted By: wisekwai | about 1 year agoThe Appeal Court on Thursday ruled in favour of leaders of People's Alliance for Democracy by dropping treason charges against them. The Court said the support evidence of the treason charges filed by police against nine PAD leaders are vague. ...
- Submitted By: wisekwai | about 1 year agoMaj General Anan Srihiran, commander of Metropolitan Police Division 1, said police would further interrogate the PAD leaders. The suspects were released on Bt100,000 bail each, with three senators also acting as guarantors for them, police said. ...
- Submitted By: wisekwai | about 1 year agoThe outcome of a snap election will bring about the return of coalition parties and the opposition movement led by the People’s Alliance for Democracy will likely resume street protests, Somsak said. He suggested that a way to overcome the ...
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- News Source: Androscoggin News | about 1 year agoBangkokPost.com) Her Majesty the Queen presided over the funeral rites of a 28-year-old woman who died during last week's violence. Her Royal Highness Chulabhorn Valayalaksana also attended the rites, as did army chief Anupong Paojinda and Democrat...
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- News Source: Androscoggin News | about 1 year agohe People's Alliance for Democracy Sunday confirmed its plan to hold a rally in front of the Royal Thai Police headquarters on Monday. Pipop Thongchai, a PAD leader, said the rally would begin at 10 am. He said the protesters would demonstrate...
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- News Source: CCTV | about 1 year agoSeven protest leaders in Thailand have surrendered to police after being charged with inciting unrest. They were granted bail shortly after being taken into custody. Leaders of the People's Alliance for Democracy gave themselves up to authorities on...
- 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: Gulf News | about 1 year agoThe leaders of the People's Alliance for Democracy surrendered after a court on Thursday dropped insurrection charges against them but retained charges of inciting a public disturbance and illegal assembly, which carry prison terms of up to seven and...
- News Source: The Nation | about 1 year agohamlong Srimuang and Chaiwat Sinsuwong were released on bail on Thursday, while Sonthi Limtrongkul and six other leaders were bailed out yesterday. Their mission is to continue pressuring the government to step down and pushing for a controversial...
- News Source: NewKerala | about 1 year agoThe leaders of the People's Alliance for Democracy (PAD) still face charges of resisting arrest and gathering illegally for the actions of their group, which was involved in deadly clashes with police this week and seized Government House Aug 26 in...
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