BANGKOK (Reuters) - More than 100 opposition activists protested in central Bangkok on Sunday, accusing the election commission of delaying and manipulating the results of the first polls since a 2014 coup.
A week after the March 24 vote, the outcome of Thailand's national election remains uncertain and might not be known until after the commission publishes official results due on May 9.
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