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Redshirt Protester 'Stabbed' As He Leaves Rally

(20 November) A Redshirt protester has pressed charges against unknown individual who reportedly stabbed him as he left the mass Redshirts rally last night in eastern Bangkok.

Court Kills Govt's Charter Amendment Effort

(20 November) The Constitutional Court has ruled that Pheu Thai Party′s effort in revising the 2007 charter is unconstitutional.

Anti-Govt Protests Will Disperse For Royal Celebration

(19 November) The anti-government protesters have agreed to disperse ahead of the celebration of His Majesty the King′s 86th birthday, according to an official.

Pheu Thai Raises Stakes Against Constitutional Court

(19 November) The ruling Pheu Thai Party has affirmed that it will not let the Constitutional Court stand in its way in its effort to amend the 2007 Constitution.

Anti-Govt Protesters Apprehend 'Redshirts Spy'

(19 November) Volunteer guards of the anti-government protests at Ratchadamnoen Avenue have apprehended a man who claimed to be a paid agent of the rival pro-government Redshirts.

Bangkok Authority Braces For Red-Yellow Protests

(18 November) Bangkok Metropolitan Authority (BMA) says it is prepared to handle two rival mass protests due to take place in the capital city tomorrow.

Blue Bloods Demand Lese Majeste Crackdown

(18 November) A representative of the royal bloodline has called for a harsher enforcement of lese majeste laws, which criminalises any criticism of the Thai monarchy.

Suthep's Campaign To Oust Govt MPs Begins

(16 November) The anti-government protests have intensified their campaign against the government of Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra by calling for a mass petition to remove the 310 MPs who voted for the controversial amnesty bill.

Protesters Told To Make Way For HM King Celebration

(14 November) The authorities have urged the anti-government protesters who are occupying the stretch of Ratchadamnoen Avenue to disperse prior to the celebration of His Majesty the King′s birthday.

Hague Ambassador Blasts Democrat's Preah Vihear Claim

(14 November) Thailand′s ambassador to the Hague has warned that a Democrat MP′s speeches delivered to Parliament last night could play into Cambodia′s hands regarding its claim on the disputed territory around the Preah Vihear Temple.

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