泰國的反對派抗議者最近走上曼谷街頭抗議政府和泰國總理丘英樂，引起國際對安全的關注。
上萬名抗爭者聚集在數個政府部門外，包含內政部、農業部、交通部和觀光暨運動部，在外交部和財務部外抗議一天後，他們要求官員離開。
泰國自2006年後政治就一直動盪不安，當時保皇派軍隊於一場政變中推翻了政府，並將丘達新趕下台。儘管丘英樂受到鄉村及都會勞工階級的總體支持，她被中產階級和菁英份子憎惡，指責她對泰國為人所知尊崇其國王和皇室家族的君主政體造成威脅。
最近發出了蘇德的逮捕令，他最近辭去反對派民主黨以帶領群眾。
國內安全法最近的擴張，讓政府能夠封路、實施宵禁、禁止集會並實施搜查，儘管丘英樂已經表示政府對抗議者將「絕對不會使用暴力」。
(International) Thai Political Protests Increase
Thai opposition protesters took to the streets in Bangkok in protest of the government and Thai Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra recently, creating international concern over safety.
Tens of thousands of protesters gathered outside several ministries, including the interior, agriculture, transport and sports and tourism ministries, a day after protesting outside the foreign and finance ministries and demanding that officials leave.
Thailand has been a country of political unrest since 2006, when royalist generals overthrew the government and ousted Thaksin in a political coup. Although Shinawatra is generally supported by the rural and urban working class, she is hated by the middle class and elite who accuse her of threatening the monarchy in a country known for honoring its king and royal family.
A recent arrest warrant was approved for Suthep Thaugsuban, who recently resigned from the opposition Democrat Party to head the rallies.
A recent expansion of the Internal Securities Act allows authorities to block routes, impose a curfew, ban gatherings and carry out searches, although Yingluck has stated that authorities would absolutely not use violence against protesters.
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