Yingluck Shinawatra poseed at camera with supporters during her campaigning in Bangkok. She is seen as a proxy of the former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra, who was ousted by 2006 military coup.

Reclaiming Democracy

July 1, 2011by Lee Yu Kyung 1 Comment

– July 3rd Thai election – Lee Yu Kyung in Bangkok and Ratchaburi Being accompanied by dozens of entourage, surrounded by a number of supporters competing in giving her followers, […]

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Mr. Sombat Boonngamangong, the leader of Red Sunday Group and also long time activist, has renewed Red Shirts campaign in public, such as aerobic or dead bodies performance (Photo @ Lee Yu Kyung)

“We know who..” said Red Shirts

November 26, 2010by Lee Yu Kyung Leave a comment

Six months on bloody crackdown in Bangkok Thailand, embolden red shirts brewing new slogans Lee Yu Kyung in Bangkok Mr. Sombat Boonngamanong (42) is a man of sunny and smile, […]

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Bridging Thailand’s Deep Divide

July 5, 2010by Lee Yu Kyung Leave a comment

Report by International Crisis Group Bangkok/Brussels | 5 Jul 2010 The Thai government should immediately lift the state of emergency to create conditions for national reconciliation that would allow the building […]

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Das befestigte Protestlager der Rothemden in Bangkok, das am 19. Mai vom Militär gestürmt wurde. Foto: Lee Yu Kyung

Isaan – Thailands »Rote Zone«

June 29, 2010by Lee Yu Kyung Leave a comment

Von Lee Yu Kyung aus Mukdahan, Khon Kaen und Kalasin 24.06.2010 / Ausland Der arme Nordosten des Landes ist die Hochburg der Rothemden, die Bangkoks Zentrum wochenlang besetzt hielten Mit […]

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