Thai government makes efforts to stem pro-democracy unrest

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Pro-democracy protesters seen holding their phones during an anti-government demonstration in Bangkok Source: AAP

For three months, protesters have been calling for the prime minister to step down, as well as reforms to the monarchy to reduce the powers of the king.

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Published 20 October 2020 3:22pm

By Amy Hall

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For three months, protesters have been calling for the prime minister to step down, as well as reforms to the monarchy to reduce the powers of the king.

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Thai government makes efforts to stem pro-democracy unrest

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For three months, protesters have been calling for the prime minister to step down, as well as reforms to the monarchy to reduce the powers of the king.

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For three months, protesters have been calling for the prime minister to step down, as well as reforms to the monarchy to reduce the powers of the king.

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