Thais in Australia divided by Thailand's pro-democracy protests

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Some supporting pro-democracy protests in their homeland and others, the monarchy - and the generation gap is widening.

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Published 18 November 2020 7:35pm

By Danielle Robertson, Marcus Megalokonomos

Presented by Marcus Megalokonomos

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Thais in Australia divided by Thailand's pro-democracy protests

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Some supporting pro-democracy protests in their homeland and others, the monarchy - and the generation gap is widening.

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Some supporting pro-democracy protests in their homeland and others, the monarchy - and the generation gap is widening.

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