“People should look after this, especially the guardians of those students,” he went on, referring to the student activists. This will consequently shift the election from November, as promised earlier by Prayut, to February next year. Charges have been pressed against some activists for allegedly breaking the junta’s ban on political gatherings, and also violating the Public Assembly Act. Prayut, meanwhile, reiterated that the protest group had broken the law and “did not respect the rights of others”. Didn’t they also infringe the rights of others who did not join their rallies?”

Source: The Nation Bangkok February 14, 2018 02:03 UTC