Thai students vow 'peaceful' protest on monarchy reform


Anti-government protesters and students showing the three-fingers salutes during a demonstration demanding the government resign, in front of the Ministry of Education in Bangkok, Thailand on Sept 5, 2020. - Reuters

BANGKOK, Sept 18 (AFP): A pro-democracy protest expected to draw thousands of young Thais onto the streets this weekend will again demand reform to the country's unassailable and hugely wealthy monarchy, a prominent student leader said on Friday.

The kingdom has seen near-daily gatherings from youth-led groups since mid-July demanding a complete overhaul of the administration of Premier Prayut Chan-O-Cha, a former army chief behind the 2014 coup.

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