Non Dindaeng district police investigators filed trespassing and destruction of government property charges against three village leaders yesterday for their village's continued settlement on disputed land in the Dongyai Forest Preserve.
Arriving early Monday morning, 800 farmers from Nam Phong, Muang, and Sam Soong districts voiced concerns over the compensation they expect to gain from the upcoming rice harvest.
The campaign slogans might have been written in red, but Saturday night's United Front for Democracy Against Dictatorship rally couldn't have been any clearer: vote for the blue and white of Pheu Thai.
Close to 1,500 provincial red shirt leaders assembled this Saturday morning to kick off the 2011 political school year for the UDD
Over nine hundred villagers thwarted a local company’s attempt on April 7th to hold a public hearing regarding the establishment of a copper mine in Loei
The Udon Lovers branch of the National United Front for Democracy Against Dictatorship celebrated their five year anniversary this morning by officially opening their new headquarters in Udon's Sam Phrao district.
Community leaders, local politicians, and villagers met today to mark the start of a land rental agreement between the State Railway of Thailand (SRT) and the inhabitants of the Nong Waeng slum community.
Officials from the office of the Prime Minister travelled to Baw Kaew protest village yesterday morning to meet with villagers and Forest Industry Organization (FIO) members.
Nineteen newly elected red shirt committee members, representing each of the Northeastern provinces, led a rally for the first time on Thursday to establish themselves as the movement’s new Isaan representatives.
Over 5,000 Red Shirt supporters from across the Northeast flocked to the provincial capital this Saturday night to raise money for the families of Red Shirts who were imprisoned, wounded or killed as a result of the May 2010 unrest.
