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	Nine Democrat MPs led by Suthep Thausuban tendered their resignations at the Parliament House&nbsp;</div>
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	on Tuesday so that they could lead the protest against the government.</div>
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	Suthep, a key leader of the ongoing protest against the controversial amnesty bill, said&nbsp;</div>
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	he and his fellow protest leaders are ready to fight against the government and it was thus not necessary for them to hide behind the protection that MP status affords.</div>

Nine Democrat MPs resign

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