BANGKOK (Reuters) - The panel appointed by Thailand's military government to draft a new constitution after the previous one was torn up following a May coup sought to allay growing criticism on Monday amid calls for more public involvement.
Critics, including politicians from both sides of the political divide, are calling for more public participation and for a referendum to approve or reject the draft charter.
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