Billionaire calls for those 'who can no longer tolerate current social conditions' to come out and demonstrate. FMTNews ThaiEstablishment FutureForward Protest
Thanathorn Juangroongruangkit, leader of the anti-military Future Forward Party is surrounded by his supporters on his arrival at Constitutional Court in Bangkok, Thailand.
The party’s popular billionaire leader Thanathorn Juangroongruangkit called for those who could “no longer tolerate the current social conditions” to come out in a flash mob demonstration. Police told AFP Saturday that roughly 150 “unarmed” officers would be deployed to Bangkok’s tourist-friendly downtown shopping district for the rally.
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