Pro-democracy protesters splash colored paint onto the gate of the police headquarters in Bangkok, Thailand, Wednesday, Nov. 18,2020. Police in Thailand's capital braced for possible trouble Wednesday, a day after a protest outside Parliament by pro-democracy demonstrators was marred by violence that left dozens of people injured. (AP Photo/Sakchai Lalit)
BANGKOK (AFP): Thousands of democracy activists marched on Thailand's police headquarters in downtown Bangkok Wednesday (Nov 18) on a second day of protest, after six people were shot during violent clashes.
The kingdom has been rocked by months of protests demanding changes to the Constitution, the removal of Prime Minister Prayut Chan-O-Cha, and even changes to the untouchable monarchy.
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