Corte civil ordena al gobierno no usar la fuerza contra manifestantes opositores

Protests erupted in Bangkok against Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra, demanding her resignation. The Thai court ordered the government not to use force against protesters, citing their rights. Despite a state of emergency declared in Bangkok, the court noted the protests were peaceful and within legal bounds.

What was the main demand of the protesters surrounding the offices of Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra?

• To increase government spending

• To hold new elections

• To improve public transportation

• To demand her resignation

What did the Thai court order the government not to do in response to the protests?

• Use force against the demonstrators

• Negotiate with the protesters

• Declare a public holiday

• Increase police presence

Why did the court rule against the government issuing orders under an emergency decree?

• It would violate the rights of the protesters

• It was not approved by the parliament

• It was too costly

• It was not supported by the military

When did the cabinet declare a state of emergency in Bangkok?

• January 1

• January 21

• February 1

• February 21

What was the court's stance on the nature of the protests?

• They were illegal

• They were ineffective

• They were peaceful

• They were violent