Thai Prime Minister Offers to Lift Emergency as Thousands Protest

The Prime Minister proposed lifting the state of emergency if protests remain peaceful, urging both sides to step back and trust the parliamentary process. Protesters, however, demanded his resignation and the release of detained protesters, giving a three-day deadline. They also called for constitutional and monarchy reforms. Analysts doubt the parliamentary process will meet these demands, suggesting the movement may continue to escalate.

What condition did the Prime Minister set for lifting the state of emergency?

• If the international community intervenes

• If the opposition supports the government

• If the protests remain peaceful

• If the protesters agree to his demands

How did the protesters respond to the Prime Minister's televised speech?

• They agreed to negotiate

• They submitted a resignation letter

• They dispersed peacefully

• They called off the protests

What deadline did the protesters give the Prime Minister for his resignation?

• Two weeks

• One month

• Three days

• One week

What are the three key demands of the protesters?

• Economic reform, new elections, and monarchy reform

• Prime Minister's resignation, rewriting the constitution, and monarchy reform

• Military reform, new elections, and economic reform

• Prime Minister's resignation, economic reform, and new elections

What is the government's stance on monarchy reform?

• They refuse to consider it

• They are planning a referendum

• They have already implemented changes

• They are open to discussions