Eko Hot Blog reports Violence erupted between police and hundreds of protesters near the summit’s venue – attended by leaders from around the world.
Videos shared on social media showed demonstrators throwing projectiles, charging at police, and trying to overturn a police car; while police advanced on them with shields and beat them back with batons.
A youth activist who was at the demonstration said that people were also protesting against Thailand’s Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha.
Mr Prayuth first seized power in the 2014 military coup and then retained office in 2019 under a heavily restricted election. He has survived multiple no-confidence votes against him this year.
Source: BBC
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