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	The families sought a meeting with Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra to express their support for the bill.</div>
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	They were led by Somchai Jiamphol, the father of Tipnetr Jiamphol who was killed on Soi Rangnam during the crackdowns.</div>
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	Somchai said relatives of the slain protesters agreed that the amnesty would be he best way-out for the country so that it could move forward.</div>
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