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View all search resultsKing-Maha-Vajiralongkorn
SE Asia 5 years ago
At least 55 hurt in Thailand's most violent protests since new movement emerged
Police fired water cannon and teargas at protesters who cut through razor-wire barricades and removed concrete barriers outside parliament. The police denied that they had opened fire with live ammunition or rubber bullets, and said they were investigating who might have used firearms.
World 5 years ago
Thai pro-democracy protesters scale Bangkok monument and rappers take aim at monarchy
The kingdom has for months experienced massive student-led demonstrations demanding a new constitution, changes to how the royal family operates and for Prime Minister Prayut Chan-O-Cha - who rose to power in a 2014 coup - to resign.
SE Asia 5 years ago
Indonesians safe amid mass protests in Bangkok: Foreign Ministry
The Foreign Ministry has reported that all Indonesian citizens living in Bangkok are safe amid the mass antigovernment protests that have seen thousands of people take to the capital’s streets to oppose a recently issued demonstration ban.
World 5 years ago
Thailand bans protests as challenge to establishment escalates
Police said they had arrested more than 20 people for refusing to cooperate with officers clearing the protest from the prime minister's office. Among those arrested were two of the most vocal critics of the monarchy. Another was picked up later.
World 5 years ago
Thai protest brought forward over disruption fears
Three months of protests demanding a new constitution and the departure of Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha - a former junta leader - have largely been peaceful, although demonstrators scuffled with police on Tuesday and 21 activists were arrested.
