Victims' Families Demonstrate Against 'Amnesty For All'
BANGKOK — The relatives of victims killed in the 2010 crackdown on Redshirt protesters marched from Democracy Monument to the Parliament House in Bangkok today to protest the blanket amnesty bill backed by the government.
Democrat Derides Pheu Thai 'Theatrical' Amnesty Protest
(24 October) Dissenting Pheu Thai figures who are protesting the government-sponsored ?amnesty for all? are merely acting to fool the Redshirts, said the spokesman of the Democrat Party.
Pheu Thai 'Will Not' Withdraw Blanket Amnesty Bill
(24 October) A top official of the ruling Pheu Thai Party has insisted the party will go ahead with its controversial amnesty bill, in spite of the growing dissents among the party cadets against the bill.
Redshirts Activists Rebuke 'Amnesty For All'
(22 October) Prominent leaders of the Redshirts and their allied activists have expressed their opposition to the government-sponsored bill that would grant amnesty for all parties involved in the 2010 political violence.
Anti-Govt Protesters Flying 'Al Qaeda' Banner
(22 October) A banner proclaiming allegiance to international terror network Al Qaeda has appeared in the anti-government protests encampment at Uruphong Intersection.
Anti-Govt Protesters Promise March To Emerald Buddha
(22 October) The anti-government protesters who have been camping at Uruphong intersection have said they will enlist divine allies for their causes against the government of Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra.
Local Residents File Charge Against Encamped Anti-Protesters
(16 October) Residents of Bangkok′s Prachae Jeen Market community have pressed charges against the anti-government protesters who have been camping at the nearby Uruphong intersection.
Student Activists Dispute Anti-Govt Protesters' Legitimacy
(15 October) A group of student activists has alleged that the anti-government protesters at Bangkok′s Uruphong intersection is falsely claiming to represent their university and fellow students.
Top Official Begs PEFOT Splinter Group To Leave
(14 October) The breakaway anti-government protesters continue to occupy the road near Uruphong Intersection in a bid to oust Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra, despite a plea from a top official who asked them to relocate their rally.
PEFOT Bomb Attack 'Designed To Kill', Witness Claims
(11 October) Thai police have promised a timely investigation into the explosive attack on the anti-government protest in central Bangkok last night, in which a protester had been injured and several cars damaged.
