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Andrew Walker - 21 Apr, 2009

Asia, Thailand, Bangkok, Red Shirt leader Nattawut Saikua at the time of his arrest. He said: “We will not give up, we will continue fighting for democracy.” Bail was denied for the arrested Red Shirt leadership. Several leaders escaped arrest, and are presumed to be in the underground, such as Jakrapop Penkair, and Jatuporn Prompan. 14/4/2009, ┬й2009, Nick Nostitz/Agentur Focus

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