Bangkok, 21 November 2013 (NNT) – Leader of the “We Love Udon” group Kwanchai Salakum has led over 200 red shirt supporters to the Udon Thani police station to press charge against Suthep Thaugsuban. According to the police, the charges against Mr. Suthep are in accordance with Article 114 of the criminal code, which is […]
BANGKOK, Nov 21 – Red Shirt leader Thida Thavornseth announced the end of the pro-government rally at Rajamangala Stadium last night, and dispersal of the United Front for Democracy against Dictatorship (UDD) activists, claiming victory at a certain level. She said the UDD-initiated demonstration would end at midnight but the group stood firm on its […]
BANGKOK, Nov 20 – Red Shirt supporters will expand their rally in Bangkok, originally scheduled to end tonight, if the Constitution Court’s ruling today fails to appease them. Thida Thavornseth, chairwoman of the United Front for Democracy Against Dictatorship (UDD), said the rally at Rajamangala Stadium is to monitor the court’s judgement on a charter […]
The United Front for Democracy against Dictatorship eyes to bring 30,000 red-shirt supporters to Bangkok this week. Anuwat Thinnarat, chairman of the group, said he has told leaders in 20 Northeastern provinces to prepare buses for the supporters. Read more: The Nation
About 100,000 red-shirt supporters are expected to join the United Front for Democracy against Dictatorship (UDD) rally at Rajamangala Stadium in Bang Kapi district on Tuesday and Wednesday, chairwoman Tida Tawornseth said on Saturday. Read more: Bangkok Post
BANGKOK, Nov 14 – Red Shirt activists will hold a three-day rally in suburban Bangkok, starting Monday, in a prelude to the Constitution Court’s judgement on the charter amendment. Jatuporn Prompan, a leader of the United Front for Democracy against Dictatorship (UDD), claimed that he was tipped off on the court’s verdict, scheduled for next […]
On Thursday Night Pro-Thaksin Red Shirt’s from around the Eastern Seaboard gathered at a political rally in South Pattaya. Due to the bad weather attendance was down from previous rallies held at the site at the corner of Soi Kaotalo on the Sukhumvit Road. Around 3,000 supporters attended and over 200 Police Officers were on-duty […]
Independent red-shirt groups turned out in force on Sunday to back their elected Pheu Thai leader and plead with opposition protesters to back off from trying to overthrow the government as the amnesty bill push has also ready stopped. Read more: Bangkok Post
