Thai govt turns down peace talks plan

The Thai government today rejected peace talks with Red Shirt protesters to end the deadly chaos in Bangkok, demanding the demonstrators disperse first.

Thai govt turns down peace talks plan
Tue, 18 May, 2010 - 20:06

The Thai government today rejected peace talks with Red Shirt protesters to end the deadly chaos in Bangkok, demanding the demonstrators disperse first.

The decision set back hopes of stemming the crisis after six days of violence that has left 38 people dead and destabilised the country.

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