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Kasit, formerly a senior diplomat, made critical remarks about Hun Sen when he participated in a protest by the People’s Alliance for Democracy last year, shortly before he became foreign minister. MR Priyanandhana Rangsit, an appointed senator who is deputy chair of the Senate committee on foreign affairs, said yesterday it would be improper for Chalerm to act in such a way. “It is really improper to attack someone with a matter of the past.

It was the third conviction for the outspoken media mogul in less than a month. Sondhi, co-leader of the People’s Alliance for Democracy, was found guilty of defaming Noppadon when he accused the former foreign minister of betraying the royal family by working as lawyer for former premier Thaksin Shinawatra.

Somdhi Limthongkul, the Leader and Founder of People's Alliance for Democracy (PAD, better known as the yellow shirts), held his first Press Conference after the Assassination Attempt on April 17. Khun SOndhi was seriously wounded in the gun attack on his car. «The attempt on my life is meant to send out a signal to mass movement leaders, regardless of red shirts or yellow shirts, to disband,»

Fugitive Ex-Prime Minister Thaksin denied any sabotage claims again. He is fighting for democracy in Thailand and not to sabotage the monarchy, like Privy Council chief General Prem Tinsulanonda said. On the other side his supporters want a «Republic of Thailand» without any Monarchy. Information of this is found in many online Forums, which are not blocked in Thailand.

The Leaders of United Front of Democracy against Dictatorship (UDD) confirmed at Saturday, that they will not block the Thai Parliament next week during their protests against the Thai Government. It is planned that the newly-appointed coalition government with Mr. Abhisit as Prime Minister will deliver its policy statement to the chamber members early next week.

arrest warrants to six United Front for Democracy against Dictatorship (UDD) Protesters The police are considering removing ousted prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra?s police rank as a police lieutenant colonel, according to the assistant to the Royal Thai Police commissioner-general, Pol Lt-Gen Watcharapol Prasarnrajkit.

Right from day one, the Democrat-led government faces a major obstacle to running the country, with thousands of pro-Thaksin ?red-shirt? protesters being mobilised from 11 provinces in the North. Supporters of Pheu Thai are en route to Bangkok to lay siege to Parliament in a bid to stop the Abhisit government from announcing its policies - the same ordeal that the Somchai government went through with the People?s Alliance for Democracy (PAD) in October.

The People's Alliance for Democracy (PAD) announced yesterday it will renew its protests if Puea Thai, formed to accommodate MPs of the disbanded People Power party (PPP), returns to lead the next coalition.