Education Official Begs Protesters To Disperse
(24 November) The director of the Office of Basic Education Commission of Thailand (OBEC) has asked the anti-government protesters to disperse as soon as possible as their massive rally had forced many schools to shut down.
Crown Prince Concerned By Protests: Police Chief
(24 November) The Crown Prince has expressed his concern over the ongoing political turmoils, according to chief of the Bangkok Metropolitan Police.
Redshirts Stage Mass Rally Against 'Silent Coup'
(24 November) Thousands of Redshirts have entered Bangkok to attend the rally at Rajamangala Stadium, displaying their opposition against what they describe as a "silent coup".
Teen 'Snipers' Apprehended At Anti-Govt Protest
(24 November) The police have apprehended a group of teenagers who carried BB guns into anti-government protest site near Ratchadamnoen Avenue.
Another Explosive Device Launched At Police
(23 November) An unknown assailant has launched a small explosive device at the police line near anti-government protests in Bangkok.
Police Expect 70,000 To Join Anti-Govt Protests
(23 November) The police said they are prepared for a major show of force by the anti-government protesters in Bangkok tomorrow - the date promised by the protest leaders to be the final push to overthrow the government.
Anti-Govt Actress Files Charge Over Car Acid Attack
(21 November) The father of a famous actress has pressed charge to the police on her behalf, following an acid attack on her vehicle earlier this week, an attack she believed could be politically-motivated.
Chalerm Not In Charge Of Protests Monitor: PM Deputy
(21 November) Deputy Prime Minister Pracha Promnok was forced today in Parliament to clarify that former Deputy PM Chalerm Yoobamrung was not in charge of the governmental body that monitors the ongoing anti-government protests as claimed by Mr. Chalerm.
Redshirts Refuse To Give Up Constitutional Amendment
(20 November) The official leadership of the Redshirts has urged the government to press ahead with its effort to amend the 2007 Constitution despite the court ruling which struck legality of the charter revision.
Redshirts Await Leaders' Response To Court Ruling
(20 November) The official leadership of the Redshirts movements has instructed its supporters to wait for an official response to the verdict of the Constitutional Court which effectively killed the government′s effort to amend the 2007 Constitution.
