Tag: Natthawut Saikua
UDD petition UN against alleged harassments by the government
The United Front for Democracy against Dictatorship lodged a petition with the regional office of the United Nations in Bangkok on Friday accusing the...
Red Shirts: Election, national reform should run in parallel
BANGKOK, Dec 18 - The pro-government Red Shirt movement, the United Front Democracy against Dictatorship (UDD), agree with the country's reform in parallel with...
Government reaffirms no violence against anti-govt protesters
BANGKOK, Nov 10 - The government can still handle anti-government demonstrations and no violence will be used against protesters, said Deputy Prime Minister Pol...
Probe of Bangkok election complaints expected to be complete in 15...
BANGKOK, March 7 - The Election Commission (EC) said the investigation of complaints related to the March 3 gubernatorial election is expected to...
Deputy Commerce Minister presides over destruction of IP-violating merchandises worth 216...
BANGKOK, 1 March 2013 Deputy Commerce Minister Natthawut Saikua has presided over the destruction of merchandises that violated intellectual property, worth 216 million baht....
Thailand to designate 2013 as anti-piracy year
BANGKOK, Dec 21 - Thailand's Deputy Commerce Minister Natthawut Saikua said on Friday that the government has pledged to crack down on piracy and...
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Red Shirt leader urges government to keep close watch on Pitak...
BANGKOK, Oct 30 - A key Red Shirt leader today warned the government to keep a close watch on the moves of the anti-government...
Red shirts commemorate 80th anniversary of Thai democracy
BANGKOK, June 24 – The United Front for Democracy against Dictatorship (UDD) -- or the red shirts – have gathered at Democracy Monument to...
Yellow Shirts postpone June 5 rally
BANGKOK, June 2 - Thailand's yellow-shirted movement, the People's Alliance for Democracy (PAD) on Saturday decided to postpone its June 5 rally after...
PM satisfied with new cabinet line-up
BANGKOK, Jan 19 - Thai Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra on Thursday said she was satisfied with the new cabinet line-up, while reaffirming that the...
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Thailand promotes sale of jasmine to mark Mother’s Day
Prime Minister and Defense Minister, Gen. Prayut Chan-o-cha, has taken part in activities to promote the sale of jasmine flowers to celebrate the annual...