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Thai Prime Minister Survives No Confidence Vote as Red Shirts Wait In The Wings

Andrew Drummond
28th November 2013
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Thailand’s Prime Minister and her ruling government today survived a ‘no confidence’ vote in Parliament with expected ease, despite protests which rage across the country. […]

THAI PROTEST MOVES ON TO HOLIDAY ISLANDS –

Andrew Drummond
27th November 2013
1

TRANG, PHUKET FALL – KRABI, SAMUI TO FOLLOW (Picture Andy Mitchell) Anti-Government protesters spread their protest to Thailand’s holiday islands today taking over the provincial […]

Human Right Watch Criticises Attacks on Journalists in Bangkok

Andrew Drummond
27th November 2013
1

‘Protest Leaders, Authorities Should Act to Prevent Violence’ (New York, November 27, 2013) – Protesters have assaulted journalists, in some cases at the instigation of […]

ARREST WARRANT ISSUED FOR PROTEST LEADER – Police cover CCTV cameras

Andrew Drummond
26th November 2013
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CONCERN IN BANGKOK AS VIDEO SHOWS POLICE COVERING CCTV CAMERAS This video has alarmed people in Bangkok. It apparently shows police covering a CCTV camera […]

Thai Prime Minister Invokes The Internal Security Act As Protesters Lay Siege To Government Buildings

Andrew Drummond
25th November 2013
1

Bangkok Tense As Internal Security Act is enforced From Andrew Drummond Bangkok: A sea of anti-government protestors surged through Bangkok today occupying key government buildings and […]

Foreign Office Minister on Andy Hall – Thai Government Cannot Interfere with Judicial Process

Andrew Drummond
20th November 2013
2

Hugo Swire, British Minister of State for the Foreign Office, has stated that although Embassy officials had spoken to official of the Thai Ministry of […]