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Bangkok (Thailand), Nov 17 (EFE / EPA), (Camera: Diego Azubel).- The police used tear gas and water cannons on Tuesday to reduce a new protest led by students in Bangkok.Hundreds of protesters from the anti-government student movement and pro-monarchy groups gathered near the parliament in Bangkok, where security forces had installed cement blocks and barbed-wire fences to prevent protests from approaching the building.FOOTAGE OF THE PROTEST ON MONDAY IN BANGKOK.
Bangkok (Thailand), Dec 2 (EFE / EPA), (Camera: Diego Azubel) .- Hundreds took to the streets of Bangkok on Wednesday for another day of protests o demand reforms in the government and the monarchy.FOOTAGE OF OUTSIDE THE BANGKOK COURT WHILE THE JUDGES ANNOUNCED THE VERDICT OF THE CASE AGAINST THAI PRIME MINISTER PRAYUT CHAN-O-CHA, WHO WAS FOUND INNOCENT (00:00 - 01:58) FOOTAGE OF THE PRODEMOCRACY PROTESTS AFTER THE VERDICT (01:58 - END).
Bangkok, Nov 27 (EFE), (Camera: Rungroj Yongrit).- From inflatable ducks to dinosaurs and the saga of "The Hunger Games," pro-democracy protests led by students in Thailand are showing great creativity through symbols and humorous memes.The protesters, who have called for protests Friday and the weekend, are calling for deep reforms in the country to reduce the power of the military and the monarchy, breaking the taboo around the royal family.For their audacity, most of its leaders have been accused of lese majesty and sedition, which carries long prison sentences, but they have not lost their humor in the demonstrations, held in a festive atmosphere and with a large dose of irony since July.FOOTAGE OF THE PROTESTS ON FRIDAY IN BANGKOK.
Bangkok, Aug 19 (EFE), (Camera: Narong Sangnak).- Thai schoolchildren have joined a wave of anti-government protests launched by university students to oppose the military's control on national politics and initiate reforms, including curbs on the powers of the powerful and off-bounds royal household.Since Monday, students from many schools have carried out symbolic protests while singing the national anthem every morning, challenging the authoritarian educational and political system that upholds hierarchy and obedience.FOOTAGE OF THE PROTESTS ON WEDNESDAY IN BANGKOK.
Bangkok, Aug 18 (EFE/EPA).- (Camera: Narong Sangnak) Thousands of demonstrators took part on Wednesday in the eighth day of anti-government protests in Bangkok.FOOTAGE OF THE PROTEST IN BANGKOK, THAILAND.
Bangkok, Sep 27 (EFE / EPA).- (Camera: Narong Sangnak) .- Anti-government protesters confronted police on the streets of Bangkok on Monday during a rally calling for the resignation of the Thai Prime Minister, Prayut Chan-o-cha, and against the management of the Covid-19 pandemic in Thailand.FOOTAGE OF THE RALLY AND CLASHES IN BANGKOK.
Bangkok, Aug 16 (EFE / EPA) .- (Camera: Narong Sangnak) Hundreds of protesters rallied on Monday at the Victory Monument in Bangkok to demand the resignation of Prime Minister Prayut Cha-o-cha, faced with the management of the pandemic crisis.FOOTAGE OF THE PROTEST.
Bangkok, Aug 11 (EFE/EPA).- (Camera: Narong Sangnak) Anti-government protests continue against the management of the pandemic and the vaccine rollout.FOOTAGE OF THE PROTEST IN BANGKOK.
Bangkok, Aug 10 (EFE).- Thailand revoked Tuesday a recent controversial law that punished with up to two years in prison the dissemination of information about the pandemic that “generates fear among the population,” even if they were truthful.The government made this decision after a Bangkok court suspended the order Friday, sanctioned under the emergency law in force due to the Covid-19 pandemic, considering that it violates fundamental rights.Authorities had the possibility to appeal the decision, but have chosen to withdraw the law completely.Prime Minister Gen. Prayut Chan-ocha approved the law on Jul. 29 amid strong criticism against the management of its vaccination campaign and the inability to stop the current outbreak of the virus. (Camera: NARONG SANGNAK)SHOT LIST: ANTI-GOVERNMENT CAR MOB RALLY IN BANGKOK, THAILAND.
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