Thai state of emergency partially lifted as 'Red Shirts' face court

Thailand’s government today lifted a state of emergency in three provinces but kept the decree in place in the capital, as anti-government protest leaders appeared at a Bangkok court to enter pleas on terrorism charges.

Thailand’s government today lifted a state of emergency in three provinces but kept the decree in place in the capital, as anti-government protest leaders appeared at a Bangkok court to enter pleas on terrorism charges.

Shackled at the ankles, 17 so-called Red Shirt protest leaders denied all charges against them in a preliminary hearing at the Bangkok Criminal Court today.

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