Election Protests
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Indonesian Police Fire Tear Gas at Poll Protesters
Indonesian police fired tear gas Thursday to disperse protesters trying to get close to a court set to rule on a challenge to the legality of last month's elections.
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Anupam Kher: Protests didn't affect Kirron or me
Kirron landed in Chandigarh on Tuesday. She was reportedly greeted with slogans and had eggs thrown at her by protesters who felt she was an "outsider".
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Thailand to go ahead with election despite fear of clashes, political limbo
Thailand's embattled government is pushing ahead with a general election on Sunday despite warnings it could end in violence and the country left without a functioning administration for six months.
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Thai court opens way for poll delay, political deadlock
Thailand's Constitutional Court opened the way on Friday to delay a general election the government has set for February 2, a ruling that could further drag out the country's political deadlock, already in its third month.
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Deadly clashes erupt in Bangladesh as opposition march gets underway
Bangladesh police fired water cannons and shotguns at opposition protesters in the capital on Sunday, killing one person, at the start of a banned mass march aimed at thwarting next month's general election.
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Indonesian Police Fire Tear Gas at Poll Protesters
Indonesian police fired tear gas Thursday to disperse protesters trying to get close to a court set to rule on a challenge to the legality of last month's elections.
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Anupam Kher: Protests didn't affect Kirron or me
Kirron landed in Chandigarh on Tuesday. She was reportedly greeted with slogans and had eggs thrown at her by protesters who felt she was an "outsider".
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Thailand to go ahead with election despite fear of clashes, political limbo
Thailand's embattled government is pushing ahead with a general election on Sunday despite warnings it could end in violence and the country left without a functioning administration for six months.
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Thai court opens way for poll delay, political deadlock
Thailand's Constitutional Court opened the way on Friday to delay a general election the government has set for February 2, a ruling that could further drag out the country's political deadlock, already in its third month.
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Deadly clashes erupt in Bangladesh as opposition march gets underway
Bangladesh police fired water cannons and shotguns at opposition protesters in the capital on Sunday, killing one person, at the start of a banned mass march aimed at thwarting next month's general election.
