Chuan's experience 'saved the party'
The Democrat Party's defence team in the electoral fraud case was originally chaired by former party leader Banyat Bantadtan, who then invited former party leader and former prime minister Chuan Leekpai to take the chair.
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Tight security in North, 3 arrested
There men were arrested by military personnel in Chiang Mai's Fang district yesterday for distributing leaflets calling for public campaigns against the Council for National Security (CNS) and the CNS-installed government in the wake of the court-ordered disbanding of Thai Rak Thai Party on Wednesday.
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PTV RALLY
Protesters call on CNS to quit
Three thousand people turn out to demand resignation of junta following verdict to disband TRT
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Joy, relief, sadness and anger for most; for others it is poetic justice
The Constitution Tribunal finally ruled on the fraud cases related to the national poll of April 2, 2006.
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TRT loyalists want Pojaman to take over
The Tribunal's decision to dissolve the Thai Rak Thai and ban 111 of its executives from politics for five years generated differing reactions among the party's supporters in the North and Northeast, regions where it enjoyed a strong following.
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Thaksin 'humbly accepts ruling'
Exiled former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra has urged his supporters to accept the Constitution Tribunal's ruling that disbanded his Thai Rak Thai party (TRT) and revoked his and other party executives' voting rights.
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Democrats united now, Suthep says
The Democrat Party offered to lead the next elected government yesterday in the wake of Wednesday's historic Constitu-tion Tribunal verdicts that spared the party from being dissolved, while disbanding the rival Thai Rak Thai Party.
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