epa02202691 Core leader of red shirt anti-government protesters Viputhalaeng Pattanaphumthai (C) is escorted by Thai police officers as he arrives at the Criminal Court, in Bangkok, Thailand, 15 June 2010. The 11 core leaders of the United Front of Democracy Against Dictatorship (UDD) or red shirt, who police bring them to the Criminal Court to ask for their detentions, are charged with violating the state of emergencyhave been detained. The red shirt protest has been unusually violent, by Thai standards, with war weapons used on both sides. In a street battle between troopsred shirts on April 10, at least five soldiers died from grenadebullet woundsmore than 200 were injured. The government blamed 'terrorists' for the attacks on troops. Over the past two months, at least 85 people have died in protest related violence, including 11 security personnel, two foreign journalists72 civilians. EPA/NARONG SANGNAK
15.06.2010 07:11:22
Thaıland Polıtıcs Unrest
THAILAND POLITICS UNRESTEPA02202691 CORE LEADER OF RED SHİRT ANTİ-GOVERNMENT PROTESTERS VİPUTHALAENG PATTANAPHUMTHAİ (C) İS ESCORTED BY THAİ POLİCE OF
