Anti-government protesters take part in a rally outside Thailand's Parliament in Bangkok on Sept 24, 2020.PHOTO: AFP
BANGKOK, Sept 24 (The Straits Times/ANN) - A bid to amend Thailand’s Constitution was thwarted on Thursday (Sept 24) after Parliament abruptly delayed a scheduled vote that could have started the drafting process.
Instead, 432 members of the 750-seat upper and lower house voted to form a special committee to study the draft constitutional amendments.
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