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	Thaworn Senneam, a leader of the People&rsquo;s Democratic Reform Committee and former Democrat MP, Monday filed a suit at the Civil Court, accusing the government of invoking a state of emergency without legitimacy and requesting an injunction.</div>
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Civil Court to decide Thursday on injunction request against state of emergency

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Civil Court to decide Thursday on injunction request against state of emergency

The Civil Court will rule at 11 am on on Thursday on whether to grant an injunction over the suit filed by the People's Democratic Reform Committee that demands the government to revoke the state of emergency.

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