BANGKOK, 27 October 2013 – Anti-government demonstrators and 77 allies nationwide have agreed to set their mass gathering after the third reading of the amnesty bill and the Phra Viharn case verdict.
, The protesters yesterday met to exchange their opinions and discuss their next move at Thammasat University. The 77 allies said they wanted the mass protest to take place before the International Court of Justice rendered its verdict on November 11.
The demonstrators agreed to continue to gather at the Uruphong junction and Lumpini Park–their main protest venues in Bangkok. As for the mass protest, it would be decided again after the amnesty bill passed the third reading and the court ruled on the Thai-Cambodian ancient temple case.
