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(Photo: Reuters)Thai-ASEAN News Network
A red-shirt leader was in a lather after the government announced they will impose the Internal Security Act to deal with the red-shirt planned rally on November 28.
However, he claims the law enforcement is inappropriate during the Father's Day. Red-shirt core leaders will hold discussion to review their movements again today.
Pheu Thai Party MP and key leader of the Democratic Alliance Against Dictatorship, also known as the red-shirts, Jatuporn Promphan spoke regarding the Cabinet's approval to enact the Internal Security Act, or ISA, in Bangkok area from November 28 to December 14, to keep the red shirts' rally under control.
Jatuporn said the red-shirt group has been expecting that the government would invoke the ISA, saying the act has been used every time the red-shirt group held a rally.
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