Thirty thousand National United Front demonstrators assemble at Government House in Bangkok, Thailand.
Thai Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva insisted on Wednesday that an Asian summit, postponed once already, would go ahead in Thailand this week despite a mass rally in Bangkok by demonstrators intent on toppling him.
2009-02-24 The National Front marches on Thailand's Government House, demanding an early election.
2011-01-23 Around 27,000 anti-government red shirt protestors march in Bangkok, Thailand, calling for the release of imprisoned leaders.
2010-05-4 Thailand's Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva and anti-government "Red Shirt" protesters reach a qualified agreement to hold general elections in November, but questions over the dissolution of parliament prevent an end to the two-month standoff in central Bangkok.
2010-04-3 Thousands of "red shirt" anti-government protesters rally in the Thai capital Bangkok demanding new elections.
2010-04-11 The death toll in clashes between anti-government protesters and Thai troops in the capital Bangkok rises to at least 20 people.