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| Thai riot police officers form up lines as they confront with protesters, who block the entrance to parliament. Thailand's government, beset by months of virtual paralysis, was again at a standstill as thousands of demonstrators loyal to exiled former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra surrounded Parliament. -- PHOTO: ASSOCIATED PRESS | ||
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| Thai protesters block the half-opened gate of the parliament to prevent riot police officers to come out and clear way for the government to declare its policy at the parliament in Bangkok. -- PHOTO: ASSOCIATED PRESS | ||
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| Thai protesters confront with riot police officers during a protest at the parliament in Bangkok. -- PHOTO: ASSOCIATED PRESS | ||
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| Red-shirted protesters loyal to Thaksin flashing the thumbs-up sign as they blockaded the Parliament in Bangkok yesterday. Deputy Prime Minister Suthep Thaugsuban pledged that the government would not use force to disperse the protesters. -- PHOTO: AGENCE FRANCE-PRESSE | ||
