Briton charged with inciting Thai riots

A British man and an Australian who took part in anti-government protests in Thailand last month have been charged with violating an emergency decree.

Briton charged with inciting Thai riots
Thu, 17 Jun, 2010 - 10:14

A British man and an Australian who took part in anti-government protests in Thailand last month have been charged with violating an emergency decree.

If found guilty, they could be sentenced to two years behind bars.

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