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	Police on Wednesday took into custody 14 anti-coup activists who gathered at the Victory Monument.</div>
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	Some of them were members of the Resistant Citizen group that has campaigned against the coup that took over the country in May 2014.</div>
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	They were taken to a police station after showing a symbolic gesture of thumbing down.&nbsp;</div>
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	Anont Nampa, a human rights lawyer, was leader of the group that were whisked away after exhibiting their dissatisfaction towards the junta&rsquo;s action</div>
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