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  • Police on alert as thousands of supporters of ousted Thai premier Thakisin Shinawatra rally to protest the previous day's ruling to end Thaksin's party, Thai Rak Thai. ..On May 30th 2007, Thai courts banned Thaksin and 110 of his executive politicians from running for government office for the next five years ruling that the party, Thai Rak Thai, was guilty of paying small parties to run against it in an election in April 2006 in order to satisfy a requirement for minimum participation.
  • Police on alert as thousands of supporters of ousted Thai premier Thakisin Shinawatra rally to protest the previous day's ruling to end Thaksin's party, Thai Rak Thai. ..On May 30th 2007, Thai courts banned Thaksin and 110 of his executive politicians from running for government office for the next five years ruling that the party, Thai Rak Thai, was guilty of paying small parties to run against it in an election in April 2006 in order to satisfy a requirement for minimum participation.
  • Police on alert as thousands of supporters of ousted Thai premier Thakisin Shinawatra rally to protest the previous day's ruling to end Thaksin's party, Thai Rak Thai. ..On May 30th 2007, Thai courts banned Thaksin and 110 of his executive politicians from running for government office for the next five years ruling that the party, Thai Rak Thai, was guilty of paying small parties to run against it in an election in April 2006 in order to satisfy a requirement for minimum participation.
  • Thousands of supporters of Thailand's ousted premier Thaksin Shinawatra gather in Sanarm Luang Park in Bangkok via a satallite link from London. "Let the people decide who they want to run the government," Thaksin said, repeatedly urging the new army-backed government to hold elections. ..On May 30th 2007, Thai courts banned Thaksin and 110 of his executive politicians from running for government office for the next five years ruling that the party, Thai Rak Thai, was guilty of paying small parties to run against it in an election in April 2006 in order to satisfy a requirement for minimum participation.
  • Thailand's ousted premier Thaksin Shinawatra addresses about 15,000 supporters gathered in Sanarm Luang Park in Bangkok via a satallite link from London. "Let the people decide who they want to run the government," Thaksin said, repeatedly urging the new army-backed government to hold elections. ..On May 30th 2007, Thai courts banned Thaksin and 110 of his executive politicians from running for government office for the next five years ruling that the party, Thai Rak Thai, was guilty of paying small parties to run against it in an election in April 2006 in order to satisfy a requirement for minimum participation.
  • One of two fire trucks vandalised by "red shirt" anti-government protesters burns near a bridge seized during a demonstration in Chiang Mai on May 19, 2010. The protesters held the bridge for two hours before retreating from armed police and army troops.
  • One of two fire trucks vandalised by "red shirt" anti-government protesters burns near a bridge seized during a demonstration in Chiang Mai on May 19, 2010. The protesters held the bridge for two hours before retreating from armed police and army troops.
  • Riot police block a road in preparation to evict "red shirt" anti-government protesters from a bridge seized during a demonstration in Chiang Mai on May 19, 2010. The protestors held the bridge for two hours before retreating from armed police and army troops.
  • Soldiers armed with shotguns loaded with rubber bullets prepare to retake a bridge seized by "red shirt" anti-government protesters in Chiang Mai on May 19, 2010. The protestors held the bridge for two hours before retreating from armed police and army troops.
  • Police armed with shotguns loaded with rubber bullets prepare to retake a bridge seized by "red shirt" anti-government protesters in Chiang Mai on May 19, 2010. The protesters held the bridge for two hours before retreating from armed police and army troops.
  • Soldiers guard a bridge after successfully forcing "red shirt" anti-government e to retreat from the area in Chiang Mai on May 19, 2010. There was no gunfire at the scene. Protestors vandalised municipal buildings and set fire to two fire trucks during their two-hour seizure of the bridge.
  • Soldiers guard a bridge after successfully forcing "red shirt" anti-government e to retreat from the area in Chiang Mai on May 19, 2010. There was no gunfire at the scene. Protestors vandalised municipal buildings and set fire to two fire trucks during their two-hour seizure of the bridge.
  • Soldiers guard a bridge after successfully forcing "red shirt" anti-government e to retreat from the area in Chiang Mai on May 19, 2010. There was no gunfire at the scene. Protestors vandalised municipal buildings and set fire to two fire trucks during their two-hour seizure of the bridge.
  • Soldiers guard a bridge after successfully forcing "red shirt" anti-government e to retreat from the area in Chiang Mai on May 19, 2010. There was no gunfire at the scene. Protestors vandalised municipal buildings and set fire to two fire trucks during their two-hour seizure of the bridge.