Thailand

(Updated May 28) Asia-Pacific socialists, progressive activists: 'No to another coup in Thailand!'

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Thailand: Smells like a coup, tastes like a coup, looks like a coup

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El golpe judicial en Tailandia, un porrazo a la democracia

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Thailand: Judicial coup a blow to democracy

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Thailand: February 2 election has solved nothing; unity of democratic forces needed

Anti-democratic thugs opened fire on those wanting to vote.

Thailand: Anti-democratic thugs unleash violence around Bangkok’s voting stations

Anti-democratic protesters attempt to disrupt pre-poll voting, January 26, 2013.

Thailand: Yingluck sleepwalks into the trap set by anti-democratic forces

Yingluck Shinawatra (centre).

By Giles Ji Ungpakorn

Thailand: There is no 'crisis of succession'

 Ordinary Red Shirts struggle for democracy, dignity and social justice, while Thaksin and h

Thailand: Round one to Yingluck government

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Thailand: Behind the latest reactionary 'Yellow Shirt' protests

Thailand: The bloody civil war in Patani and the way to achieve peace

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Thailand’s 'game of bodies'

Thailand's Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra reviews the troops.

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By Giles Ji Ungpakorn

June 17, 2013 -- Links International Journal of Socialist Renewal -- One might be tempted to celebrate the fact that Tarit Pengdit, head of the Department of Special Investigations, has forwarded the cases against former PM Abhisit Vejjajiva and his deputy Sutep Tuaksuban to the public prosecutor. Tarit stated that there was ample evidence that they had ordered the killings of Red Shirt pro-democracy demonstrators in 2010.