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	The petition was filed by Taworn Senneam, a PDRC leader who is in charge of the Victory Monument rally.</div>
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	Taworn told the court that the Constitutional Court had ruled that the PDRC was holding peaceful rally so there was no justification for the government to declare the state of emergency.</div>
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Civil Court holds urgent hearing on PDRC's petition against state of emergency

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Civil Court holds urgent hearing on PDRC's petition against state of emergency

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