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EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW 'Coup was setback for labour movement' Labour activist and co-founder of the 1550 Labour Assembly, a new group opposing the junta and the draft constitution, Somyot Pruksakasem talks to The Nation's Pravit Rojanaphruk about the state of labour and democracy. TRT cuts costs with smaller HQ One security guard, a receptionist, and 10 other staff are running the temporary offices of the downsized Thai Rak Thai Party. What is the alternative to charter, Abhisit asks Democrat Party leader Abhisit Vejjajiva will ask the government to make public its plan of action in the event Thailand rejects the new constitution in a referendum. Thaksin to 'fight hard' to keep hold of his assets Former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra told lawyers to "fight to the end" if the Assets Examination Committee employs "means outside the law" to seize his property, an adviser said yesterday. Highlights of the week :Draft charter on the table The country's 44 political parties meet Prime Minister Surayud Chulanont tomorrow to discuss the draft constitution. AEC panel to ask for prosecution of housing officials Assets Examination Committee (AEC) secretary Kaewsan Atibhodi tomorrow will recommend it charge a former National Housing Authority (NHA) governor and four finance officers with malfeasance.	Top Stories Thaksin to 'fight hard' to keep hold of his assets Judges oppose appointments' role Sonthi defends move to hire American public relations firm A-G upsets Democrats Opposition to political power for judges grows

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