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	For the first two conditions, the PAD-led rallies will take place if a law is enacted to lessen the royal power and if a law is passed to whitewash the conviction and punishment of former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra.</div>
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PAD sets three conditions for rallying

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PAD sets three conditions for rallying

The People's Alliance for Democracy on Wednesday outlined its three conditions to organise street protests.

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