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Pro-democracy protesters and police clash in Bangkok as anti-government rallies calling for the resignation of Prime Minister Prayut Chan-O-Cha intensify. Democracy activists have assembled daily in the capital since last week, flouting the emergency edict as their calls for Prayut to go get louder. The former army chief masterminded the 2014 coup and protesters say the military-drafted constitution rigged last year's vote in his favour. IMAGES
Thai protesters clash with police in downtown Bangkok after a march to the Grand Palace was prevented and rerouted towards Prime Minister's residence on Saturday to demand the monarchy and government be held accountable for the kingdom's Covid-19 outbreak. IMAGES
About two dozen riot police attempted to break up a protest in Bangkok--where scores of Myanmar migrant workers were demonstrating in front of their embassy-- and clashed with the Thai organisers of the protest who are part of the kingdom's own pro-democracy movement. IMAGES of clashes
Pro-democracy protesters gather in Bangkok at the headquarters of Siam Commercial Bank -- in which Thai king Maha Vajiralongkorn is a major shareholder. The location of the protest was changed from the Crown Property Bureau HQ to avoid possible clashes with a rival ultra royalist rally. Soon after coming to power following his father's death in 2016, the new king took control of the Crown Property Bureau which has assets in banks, companies and prime real estate. IMAGES
Thousands of pro-democracy protesters gather for a nighttime rally demanding a new constitution, a reform of the monarchy, and for Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha to resign. IMAGES
Thousands protesters march in Bangkok at Democracy Monument during a pro-democracy rally, with tensions rising in Thailand after the arrest of 21 pro-reform activists a day earlier. IMAGES
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