Protestas en Tailandia de 2020-2021
Proteste in Thailandia del 2020-2021
Протесты в Таиланде (с 2020)
2020–2021년 태국 시위
Protestos na Tailândia em 2020
2020–2021 Thai protests
Protesten in Thailand in 2020-2022
2020年－2022年泰國示威
احتجاجات تايلاند 2020
Unjuk rasa Thailand 2020
October 2021:
Loyal Thai
Coordination Center of Vocational Students for the Protection of National Institutions
Authorities: * 22px|link=Prime Minister of Thailand Government * ** ISOC * Royal Thai Police * 22px Senate Pro-government citizens: including many unidentified groups who dressed in yellow.
Vocational [students] Help the Nation
Protesters and organisations:
Thai Citizens who Love and Revere the Monarchy Group
* Khana Ratsadon 2563 * Free People * Democracy Restoration Group * Student Union of Thailand * Free Thoey * Campaigning Group for Constitution of the People * National Labour Assembly * Assembly of the Poor * Labour Network for People's Rights * Vocational College Protection of Democracy of Thailand * 'Bad Students' Group * Progressive Reds 63 * REDEM
---- Supported by: * Monarchy * 22px Constitutional Court * BMA
Rubbish Collection Organization
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Chakthip Chaijinda
Narongpan Jitkaewthae
Suwat Jangyodsuk
Jatupat Boonpattararaksa
Apirat Kongsompong
Panupong Jadnok
Arnon Nampa
Benja Apan
Prayut Chan-o-cha
* Dissolution of the House and fresh legislative elections * Drafting a new constitution ** Abolition of the military-appointed Senate * Restriction of royal prerogative and abolition of lèse majesté laws * Increasing civil, economic and political rights
Demonstrations, sit-ins, flash mob, online activism, petition, protest art, consumer activism, hunger strike, self-harm, initiative campaign
Thailand, including some overseas protests
—A constitutional court judge, 2021
* Expansion of royal prerogative and lèse majesté * Democratic and economic regression since 2014 Thai coup d'état * Dissolution of the pro-democracy Future Forward Party * Distrust in the 2019 general election and the current political system, competitive authoritarianism and illiberal democracy * Forced disappearance and deaths of political activists, including Wanchalearm Satsaksit * Political corruption scandals, including Network monarchy and 1MDB * legal inequality and human rights abuses * Economic impact of COVID-19 pandemic and government response * LGBTQ discrimination * Dissatisfaction with education system
"The actions have hidden intentions to overthrow the constitutional monarchy and were not a call for reform,"
# Revoke the King's immunity against lawsuits. # Revoke lèse majesté law, give amnesty to every persecuted individual. # Separate the King's personal and royal assets. # Reduce the budget allocated to the monarchy. # Abolish the Royal Offices and unnecessary units e.g. Privy Council. # Open assets of the monarchy to audit. # Cease the King's power to give public political comments. # Cease propaganda around the King. # Investigate the murders of commentators or critics of the monarchy. # Forbid the King to endorse future coups.
Police brutality on man dressed as medic 13 Feb 2021, Twitter video
Police chasing fleeing protesters 20 Mar 2021, Twitter video
Crise politique
pro-democracy demonstrations and other civil disobedience in Thailand
الإحتجاجات الشعبية ضد حكومة رئيس الوزراء برايوت تشان أوتشا
Manifestazioni per la democrazia e altre disobbedienze civili in Thailandia
การเดินขบวนและการดื้อแพ่งนิยมประชาธิปไตยในประเทศไทย
серия демонстраций против правительства Прают Чан-Оча
Demonstrasi pro-demokrasi dan perlawanan sipil lainnya di Thailand
Crisis política
Clockwise from top:
at Srinakharinwirot University Ongkharak Campus in Nakhon Nayok in February.
August 2021
Phase 3: –
Phase 2: –
Phase 4: –
Phase 1:
NGO laws not previously introduced and explained
Summary of Demands on Reform of the Monarchy