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Crime scene: Police officers investigating at the blast site in Bangkok. — Reuters Two people were injured in an explosion on Rama IV Road in Bangkok, near Samyan Mitrtown complex, the site of a gathering of pro-democracy protesters. On Saturday, the protesters started gathering in front of the complex from late afternoon, demanding the release of two protest leaders who had been arrested at Victory Monument in the afternoon. The explosion occurred at around 6pm and two people were injured – a citizen and a reporter. The two protest leaders are from the pro-democracy group Guard Plod Aek...

Thai Students Mark Teachers' Day With Paint-soaked Protest 01/16/21 AT 8:11 AM Students piled bamboo canes and stationery in front of Thailand's Ministry of Education and splashed crimson paint on it to protest corporal punishment, one of several protests that took place across the capital on Saturday. The "Bad Student" group piled rulers, scissors and canes up against the building; then one of their members poured crimson paint over it and herself Photo: AFP / Jack TAYLOR The small demonstration to mark Teachers' Day was staged by the "Bad Student" group, who have been part of an ongoing...

4 events to check out this Jan 11 to 17 Written by CNN Philippines Life Staff Updated Jan 11, 2021 3:32:05 PM enablePagination: false endIndex: “Sayaw sa Gera ug Tindera” is a blended event about the roots of Sinulog and features performances and a heritage trail adventure. Photo from PALM GRASS THE CEBU HERITAGE HOTELl/FACEBOOK Metro Manila (CNN Philippines Life) — This week, feed your cultural curiosity with these art shows and talks on Philippine history. "Sayaw sa Gera ug Tindera" On Jan. 14, retrace the roots of Sinulog by this panel discussion on the pre-colonial Babaylan ritual...

Reporter High school students in Thailand, fed up with what they see as draconian rules, are fighting back through a group called "Bad Student." But the members aren't just rebelling against authority — they're fighting for change and a better future, and some of their values align with the broader protest movement that has engulfed the nation. It all started with the hair. In Thailand, it's mandatory for female students to wear an earlobe-length bob or a ponytail – and for males, a military-style crewcut. Teenagers who don't comply often meet the wrath of teachers who take matters into t...