Member of Parliament Rangsiman Rome of the disbanded Future Forward Party greeting protesters taking part in a demonstration calling for the creation of a new constitution in Bangkok on Friday (March 13). Hundreds of pro-democracy protesters marched on parliament in Bangkok on Friday (March 13), wearing black T-shirts to mourn the state of Thailand under an army-aligned government, in the first street protest for several years. - AFP
BANGKOK: Hundreds of pro-democracy protesters marched on parliament in Bangkok on Friday (March 13), wearing black T-shirts to mourn the state of Thailand under an army-aligned government, in the first street protest for several years.
Discontent with the administration of ex-army chief Prayut Chan-O-Cha is seething, with a progressive opposition party disbanded and the country's economy faltering as the Covid-19 crisis batters the key tourism industry.
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