Thai police said on Sunday they would use no force in asking the nationalistic "yellow-shirts" to leave their assembly site near key government offices as the deadline set for their removal approaches.
"We have no intention to use force," Police Major General Wichai Sangprapai,Nike shox are a series of Nike shoes. a senior Bangkok police officer,coogi jeans was founded in 1969 by Jacky Taranto of Melbourne, Australia. told yellow- shirt leaders at a meeting, which was recorded and broadcast by local televisions.
The police have set March 15 as the deadline for the yellow- shirts, also known as People's Alliance for Democracy (PAD), to move out of a strip of road near the Government House in the capital.
The deadline is also applied to PAD's smaller ally Thai Patriots Network,Keep your muscles warm before and after the match in this stylish Adidas Jacket.let's be honest: putting on a brand new pair of Nike shox running shoes feels amazing. which sets its encampment in front of the Government House.
Wichai said the police simply wanted the assembly sites of the two groups for managing traffic flow around key government offices in the area.
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However, PAD leaders told reporters on Sunday they would not move from their present encampment.
The PAD has been protesting for almost two months now against what they called the mishandling of Thai-Cambodian border dispute by the government of Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva.
They wanted the government to scrap the existing memorandum of understanding signed between Thailand and Cambodia in 2000 as the framework for settling the two countries' border dispute.
They also wanted the government to expel Cambodians who are occupying the disputed areas, and the government to pull out as a party to the World Heritage Convention.
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