A briefing session to foreign correspondents at the Parliament in Bangkok, Thailand, by the NRSA (National Reform Steering Assembly) on the New Thai Draft Constitution.
The objetives are to provide an update on the progress of the NRSA's work and the New Thai Draft Constitution.
Goals of the reform as provided by Constitution are to develop: Democratic regime with the King as the Head of State, as deemed suitable for Thailand social context; Transparent and fair electoral system; Efficient anti-corruption mechanisms; Economic and Social Equity for the sustainable development; Mechanisms for comprehensive and rapid public services; Strict and equal law enforcement; 11 areas of reform respectively completed on the basis of priority and available time frame.
Despite a ban on demonstrations by the National Security Council of Burundi, protesters from various neighbourhoods of the capital Bujumbura took to the streets on Monday April 11, 2015 in large numbers compared to the previous days, to say no to the thrid term bid of President Pierre Nkurunziza.
Security forces tried to clear blocked roads in Bujumbura on Sunday following call made by the National Security Council.
Security forces tried to clear blocked roads in Bujumbura on Sunday following call made by the National Security Council.
Security forces tried to clear blocked roads in Bujumbura on Sunday following call made by the National Security Council.
Security forces tried to clear blocked roads in Bujumbura on Sunday following call made by the National Security Council.
Despite a ban on demonstrations by the National Security Council of Burundi, protesters from various neighbourhoods of the capital Bujumbura took to the streets on this Monday in large numbers compared to the previous days, to say no to the third term bid of President Pierre Nkurunziza.
Despite a ban on demonstrations by the National Security Council of Burundi, protesters from various neighbourhoods of the capital Bujumbura took to the streets on this Monday in large numbers compared to the previous days, to say no to the third term bid of President Pierre Nkurunziza.
Despite a ban on demonstrations by the National Security Council of Burundi, protesters from various neighbourhoods of the capital Bujumbura took to the streets on this Monday in large numbers compared to the previous days, to say no to the third term bid of President Pierre Nkurunziza.
Despite a ban on demonstrations by the National Security Council of Burundi, protesters from various neighbourhoods of the capital Bujumbura took to the streets on this Monday in large numbers compared to the previous days, to say no to the third term bid of President Pierre Nkurunziza.
Despite a ban on demonstrations by the National Security Council of Burundi, protesters from various neighbourhoods of the capital Bujumbura took to the streets on this Monday in large numbers compared to the previous days, to say no to the third term bid of President Pierre Nkurunziza.
Despite a ban on demonstrations by the National Security Council of Burundi, protesters from various neighbourhoods of the capital Bujumbura took to the streets on this Monday in large numbers compared to the previous days, to say no to the third term bid of President Pierre Nkurunziza.
Despite a ban on demonstrations by the National Security Council of Burundi, protesters from various neighbourhoods of the capital Bujumbura took to the streets on this Monday in large numbers compared to the previous days, to say no to the third term bid of President Pierre Nkurunziza.
Despite a ban on demonstrations by the National Security Council of Burundi, protesters from various neighbourhoods of the capital Bujumbura took to the streets on this Monday in large numbers compared to the previous days, to say no to the third term bid of President Pierre Nkurunziza.
Despite a ban on demonstrations by the National Security Council of Burundi, protesters from various neighbourhoods of the capital Bujumbura took to the streets on this Monday in large numbers compared to the previous days, to say no to the third term bid of President Pierre Nkurunziza.
Despite a ban on demonstrations by the National Security Council of Burundi, protesters from various neighbourhoods of the capital Bujumbura took to the streets on this Monday in large numbers compared to the previous days, to say no to the third term bid of President Pierre Nkurunziza.
Despite a ban on demonstrations by the National Security Council of Burundi, protesters from various neighbourhoods of the capital Bujumbura took to the streets on this Monday in large numbers compared to the previous days, to say no to the third term bid of President Pierre Nkurunziza.
Despite a ban on demonstrations by the National Security Council of Burundi, protesters from various neighbourhoods of the capital Bujumbura took to the streets on this Monday in large numbers compared to the previous days, to say no to the third term bid of President Pierre Nkurunziza.
Despite a ban on demonstrations by the National Security Council of Burundi, protesters from various neighbourhoods of the capital Bujumbura took to the streets on this Monday in large numbers compared to the previous days, to say no to the third term bid of President Pierre Nkurunziza.
Despite a ban on demonstrations by the National Security Council of Burundi, protesters from various neighbourhoods of the capital Bujumbura took to the streets on this Monday in large numbers compared to the previous days, to say no to the third term bid of President Pierre Nkurunziza.
Despite a ban on demonstrations by the National Security Council of Burundi, protesters from various neighbourhoods of the capital Bujumbura took to the streets on this Monday in large numbers compared to the previous days, to say no to the third term bid of President Pierre Nkurunziza.
Despite a ban on demonstrations by the National Security Council of Burundi, protesters from various neighbourhoods of the capital Bujumbura took to the streets on this Monday in large numbers compared to the previous days, to say no to the third term bid of President Pierre Nkurunziza.
Residents in Bujumbura and in rural commune surrounding Bujumburaare in the streets since April 26 to say no to the third term of President Pierre Nkurunziza.
Residents of the Mugongomanga and Nyabiraba Communes outside Bujumbura have joined their fellows in the Capital to say No to a 3rd term for Burundi President Pierre Nkurunziza.
Residents of the Mugongomanga and Nyabiraba Communes outside Bujumbura have joined their fellows in the Capital to say No to a 3rd term for Burundi President Pierre Nkurunziza.
Residents of the Mugongomanga and Nyabiraba Communes outside Bujumbura have joined their fellows in the Capital to say No to a 3rd term for Burundi President Pierre Nkurunziza.
Residents of the Mugongomanga and Nyabiraba Communes outside Bujumbura have joined their fellows in the Capital to say No to a 3rd term for Burundi President Pierre Nkurunziza.
Residents of the Mugongomanga and Nyabiraba Communes outside Bujumbura have joined their fellows in the Capital to say No to a 3rd term for Burundi President Pierre Nkurunziza.
Residents of the Mugongomanga and Nyabiraba Communes outside Bujumbura have joined their fellows in the Capital to say No to a 3rd term for Burundi President Pierre Nkurunziza.
Residents of the Mugongomanga and Nyabiraba Communes outside Bujumbura have joined their fellows in the Capital to say No to a 3rd term for Burundi President Pierre Nkurunziza.
Residents of the Mugongomanga and Nyabiraba Communes outside Bujumbura have joined their fellows in the Capital to say No to a 3rd term for Burundi President Pierre Nkurunziza.
Residents of the Mugongomanga and Nyabiraba Communes outside Bujumbura have joined their fellows in the Capital to say No to a 3rd term for Burundi President Pierre Nkurunziza.
Citizens demonstrate in the streets of Bujumbura. Since the beginning of the unrest, the Burundian army has maintained a neutral face, as police have been accused of harassing protesters.
Citizens demonstrate in the streets of Bujumbura. Since the beginning of the unrest, the Burundian army has maintained a neutral face, as police have been accused of harassing protesters.
Citizens demonstrate in the streets of Bujumbura. Since the beginning of the unrest, the Burundian army has maintained a neutral face, as police have been accused of harassing protesters.
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Islamists raised slogans against the new constitution. Adel Almi the president of the Party " Tunisia Zaytuna" talk to medias. Front the ANC, Bardo, Tunis, Tunisia. JAN, 17th. 2014
Islamists raised slogans against the new constitution. Adel Almi the president of the Party " Tunisia Zaytuna" talk to medias. Front the ANC, Bardo, Tunis, Tunisia. JAN, 17th. 2014
Islamists raised slogans against the new constitution. Youth rise slogan anti new constitution. Front the ANC, Bardo, Tunis, Tunisia. JAN, 17th. 2014
A demonstrator reads the constitution of kenya during the occupy parliament protest