A pro-democracy students and their supporters dance to rap music during a protest rally in Bangkok, Thailand, Sunday, Aug 23, 2020. Protesters accuse the government of incompetence and corruption, calling for Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha and his administration to resign. - AP
BANGKOK, Aug 24 (Xinhua): In a bid to stem growing unrest and to create understanding with student activists, Thai Ministry of Higher Education, Science, Research and Innovations (MHESRI) had offered the latter a forum to express their views on the future of Thailand.
"We have extended an invitation to about 60 student leaders to come and express their political stance this Thursday," said Minister Anek Laothamatas, adding that these first group of students are presidents of student councils at universities across Thailand.
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