After the clash of protest in Thailand - Stock video
Anti-Government, Art, Art And Craft, Artist, Asia
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Upload date:March 22, 2014
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- Art,
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- Asia,
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- Bangkok,
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- Change,
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- Crisis,
- Democracy,
- Democracy Monument,
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- Drawing - Art Product,
- Election,
- Film,
- Flag,
- Government,
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- Horizontal,
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- Political Rally,
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- Prime Minister,
- Protest,
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- Rebellion,
- Riot,
- Road,
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- Southeast Asia,
- Stop Gesture,
- Street,
- Swear Word,
- Thai Culture,
- Thai Ethnicity,
- Thailand,
- Thaksin Shinawatra,
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Description
After the clash of protest in Thailand. Destroyed cars left at the protest area near Democracy Monument, Ratchadamnoe Road, Bangkok. The clash between the anti-government and police took place on February 18, 2014. Four people were killed in the clash. After the clash, artists painted national flag of Thailand on these destroyed cars. Anti-government protesters protest against the current government and demand political reform. National-flag things (such as national flags, national-flag clothes, and national-flag accessories) and whistles (such as blowing whistles) are used as the symbol of protest rallies.