Hostile to government nonconformists assembled at Ratchaprasong crossing point and attempted to pelt pink color at the close by Royal Thai Police Office. In view of this, Around 100 dissenters of the Thalu Fa bunch displayed at Ratchaprasong convergence at about 3.30pm to request that Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha leave. In fact, At 4.12pm they walked to the close by …

A car mob has moved its objective to pressure alliance parties after a few enemy of government bunches before it neglected to encourage the head administrator to leave. In view of this, The counter Prayut demonstrators, driven by dissident Sombat Boonngam-anong which was arranged another vehicle horde, called “Sombat Tour”, in Bangkok after one was held recently. The troop visited …

Unexpectedly, Bangkok police will lay charges against numerous individuals who partook in the counter government rally at Ratchaprasong crossing point on Wednesday night, the city’s delegate police boss said recently. Pol Maj Gen Piya Tavicha said charges would absolutely be brought against 11 meeting pioneers who tended to the demonstrators. Police had effectively distinguished 10 of them. Related PostsSetting the …

In the middle of a tour to the north-east of the region, King Maha Vajiralongkorn of Thailand wrote messages of national reconciliation and love two days after demonstrators sent him a letter requesting royal changes that would curtail his powers. The Royal Palace did not comment on months of demonstrations, but the King’s communications in the South-East Asian nation are …

The protest over the King is on-going and as thousands marched to the Grand Palace, Thai police used water cannons against demonstrators in Bangkok once again, raising tensions in a kingdom increasingly rife with controversy over its monarchy’s position. The young demonstrators, who have been staging flash mobs all over the world since January, said they needed King Maha Vajiralongkorn …

Deputy Prime Minister Prawit Wongsuwon said on Monday that people can organize demonstrations and express their views as long as they do not infringe the rights of others. He also admitted that the Constitution needs to be revised. Gen Prawit spoke at the Government House in response to reporters’ questions about the mass anti-government protest by the Free People’s Party …