Thailand's opposition Future Forward Party leader Thanathorn Juangroongruangkit speaksing to his supporters during a rally in Bangkok. Thailand’s second-biggest opposition party faces possible dissolution on Tuesday (Jan 21) in a court case that could spur more pro-democracy protests against a military-backed government. - Reuters
BANGKOK: Thailand’s second-biggest opposition party faces possible dissolution on Tuesday (Jan 21) in a court case that could spur more pro-democracy protests against a military-backed government.
The Constitutional Court will rule on a petition that the Future Forward party and its leaders want to overthrow the monarchy, which sits at the summit of power in Thailand. One of the claims is that the party logo evokes the secret Illuminati sect "believed to be behind the unseating of monarchies in Europe.”
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