From: Inside Story
Does real democracy stand a chance in Thailand?
Pro-democracy protests are held in Thailand on the anniversary of the revolution that ended absolute monarchy.
24 Jun 2020
Pro-democracy protests are held in Thailand on the anniversary of the revolution that ended absolute monarchy.
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