Protest at Japan's issuance of visa to Thaksin

Protest at Japan's issuance of visa to Thaksin

BANGKOK, Thailand - A group of Thai activists protest in front of the Japanese Embassy in Bangkok on Aug. 18, 2011, voicing dissatisfaction over the Japanese government's issuance of a visa to ousted Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra to visit Japan. In a statement, the protesters said they were deeply disappointed over the move since Thaksin is a fugitive from justice, having fled Thailand to avoid a jail term for a corruption conviction.

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