Culture ministry protests Thai actions at Ta Krabei Temple, claims violations of international law The Cambodian Ministry of Culture and Fine Arts has issued a strong protest against Thailand’s continued actions at Ta Krabei Temple. The ministry has accused the Thai military of shelling the ancient site – located within Cambodian sovereign territory – before illegally occupying it and carrying out construction activities. | The Phnom Penh Post

7.7K views · 215 reactions | The protest has been called off. Protest leader Sombat Bunngam-anong stated that more protests are being planned. He mentioned that the decision to call off the protest today was taken to prevent any inconvenience to the people living and working in the vicinity during nighttime. #Thailand #พร้อม #ม็อบ23กรกฎา66 | Thai Enquirer | Facebook

453K views · 2.2K shares | Thailand has a long history of political turmoil, and its latest protests led by young people are sending the country in an unpredictable direction. Here's what you should know. Read more here: https://sc.mp/wp0 | South China Morning Post | Facebook

83K views · 582 reactions | Thousands of anti-government activists have clashed with authorities in Thailand in the most violent escalation of protests in three months. Police in riot gear used water cannons to disperse demonstrators in the country's capital Bangkok. They're protesting a strict state of emergency, and are calling for the country's prime minister to step down. More: 7news.link/3dFQdur #7NEWS | 7NEWS Sydney | Facebook

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