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Dhaka, May 19 (EFE/EPA).- Bangladeshi journalists protested for the second day on Wednesday, demanding the release of a female investigative reporter arrested on charges of stealing confidential government documents.A Dhaka court sent journalist Rozina Islam, 42, a senior reporter with Prothom Alo newspaper, one of the largest circulated in the country, to judicial custody on Tuesday after police charged her with a colonial-era law, the Official Secrets Act.The court will hear her bail application on Thursday. (Camera: MONIRUL ALAM). SHOT LIST: A PROTEST DEMANDING THE RELEASE OF DETAINED JOURNALIST ROZINA ISLAM, IN DHAKA, BANGLADESH.
Bangkok (Thailand), 30 July (EFE/EPA), (Camera: Narong Sangnak, Rungroj Yongrit, Gaspar Ruiz Canela).- Hundreds of students took part in demonstrations in Thailand on Thursday calling for democratic reforms, in defiance of pandemic measures. The young activists took to the streets calling for the dissolution of parliament and a new constitution to end the hegemony of the country's pro-military and ultra-monarchic elite. FOOTAGE OF THE PRO-DEMOCRACY AND PRO-GOVERNMENT PROTESTS IN THAILAND'S CAPITAL, BANGKOK INCLUDING STATEMENTS BY PUMIWAT RANGKASIWIT, A MEMBER OF THE NEW LIFE NETWORK STUDENT GROUPTRANSLATION: "The New Life Network principle demanded the government to solve the welfare problem (because of the economic crisis) and we saw that it did not meet our demands. So we proposed the same 3 demands as other groups. First we want the government to stop threatening people, the students who are demonstrating in the streets. We want the Government to allow people to participate in the reform of the Constitution and to annul the Constitution that is the result of the coup d'état. After annulling the constitution, we want the government to dissolve the parliament and call for new elections."
Bangkok, June 15 (EFE/EPA).- Thai activists protested Monday to demand a probe into the disappearance of Thai anti-government activist Wanchalearm Satsaksit at the Cambodian embassy in Bangkok.Wanchalearm went missing after his alleged abduction by a group of armed men in Phnom Penh was reportedly captured on a security camera. (Camera: RUNGROJ YONGRIT)FOOTAGE SHOWS THAI POLICE ORDERING PEOPLE TO LEAVE THE PROTEST IN FRONT OF THE CAMBODIAN EMBASSY IN BANGKOK, THAILAND.
Bangkok, Jun 5 (EFE/EPA).-(Camera: Narong Sangnak)A Thai political activist in self-exile has been kidnapped in Cambodia’s capital, a human rights group reported on Friday, demanding an investigation into the incident.FOOTAGE OF A PROTEST IN BANGKOK AGAINST THE ALLEGED ABDUCTION.
Hundreds of protesters paralyze 9 de Julio Avenue in Argentina's capital, Buenos Aires, as crowds gather in defiance against the recent economic measures introduced by the government of President Javier Milei. IMAGES
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