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Protesters oppose Thai engagement with Min Aung Hlaing
['Chattarin Siradakul', 'With A Degree In Language', 'Culture', 'Focusing On Media Studies', 'Chulalongkorn University', 'Chattarin Has Both An International', 'A Digital Mindset. During His Studies', 'He Spent Year Studying Liberal Arts In Japan', 'Months Doing Internship At The Royal Thai Embassy In Ankara', 'Both Of Which Helped Him Develop A Deep Understanding Of The Relationship Between Society']
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Protesters played music, sang and read a statement condemning Thailand’s engagement with Myanmar’s military leadership.
The protesters also condemned the Myanmar military over alleged war crimes, including bombing civilians, burning villages and arresting opponents.
It called on Thailand to end cooperation with and recognition of Min Aung Hlaing.
A Bright Future representative criticised the Thai government’s engagement with Min Aung Hlaing, arguing that he was not Myanmar’s legitimate leader and urging Thailand to engage with the country’s pro-democracy federal government instead.
She accused Min Aung Hlaing of benefiting from the mining and said millions of people were using contaminated water, while calling on the Thai government to protect residents and waterways from health risks.