Thailand's former PM Abhisit warns of worsening political crisis unless Parliament okays charter change


  • Thailand
  • Saturday, 14 Nov 2020

BANGKOK, Nov 14 (The Nation/ANN): Former prime minister Abhisit Vejjajiva has warned that the solution to Thailand’s political crisis will be blocked if Parliament votes no to charter change on November 17-18 next week.

Abhisit criticised the junta-drafted 2017 Constitution for suppressing democracy and said more political unrest would follow unless it was rewritten.

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