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Innocent victims
Innocent victims: Anti-government protesters hold posters of victims of a recent bomb blast, six-year-old Patcharakorn Yosubon (left) and her brother four-year-old Koravitch Yosubon (center), as they march in a rally outside the national police headquarters in Bangkok on Wednesday
Innocent victims: Anti-government protesters hold posters of victims of a recent bomb blast, six-year-old Patcharakorn Yosubon (left) and her brother four-year-old Koravitch Yosubon (center), as they march in a rally outside the national police headquarters in Bangkok on Wednesday. Thailand faced warnings on Wednesday of a slide towards civil war with both the government and army expressing renewed fears for the country's stability as bitter political divisions spill into violence. (AFP/Manjunath Kiran) (left) and her brother four-year-old Koravitch Yosubon (center), as they march in a rally outside the national police headquarters in Bangkok on Wednesday. Thailand faced warnings on Wednesday of a slide towards civil war with both the government and army expressing renewed fears for the country's stability as bitter political divisions spill into violence. (AFP/Manjunath Kiran)
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span class="inline inline-center">Innocent victims: Anti-government protesters hold posters of victims of a recent bomb blast, six-year-old Patcharakorn Yosubon (left) and her brother four-year-old Koravitch Yosubon (center), as they march in a rally outside the national police headquarters in Bangkok on Wednesday. Thailand faced warnings on Wednesday of a slide towards civil war with both the government and army expressing renewed fears for the country's stability as bitter political divisions spill into violence. (AFP/Manjunath Kiran)
