Thai govt and BRN drawing up draft agreement to continue peace talk on southern region


BANGKOK, Dec 12 (Bernama): The Thai government and the National Revolutionary Front (BRN), the most influential armed group in southern Thailand, are working on a draft agreement including a ceasefire so that peace talks can continue.

In a statement, BRN said the draft contained conditions such as a ceasefire and guarantees of safety and immunity for BRN representatives who would return to the country to hold consultations with local residents.

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