Thailand's "red shirt" protestors are planning their next move, in their attempt to dissolve the parliament.
They're hoping to shame the counter-protest movement who've called for an end to their campaign.
Meanwhile, the country's military has vowed to punish anti-government protesters if they march on Bangkok's central business district.
The Red Shirts are still camped in their base at a hotel and shopping area. They are planning their next move, a week after bloody clashes with security forces killed 24 people.
'Red Shirt' leader Nattawut Saikuar (centre) talks during a press conference in Bangkok. (AFP/Manpreet Romana) |