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	The group has invited people to join the event via Facebook page &lsquo;YaBastaThailand&rsquo;. About 1,691 users liked this page and 1,099 people said they would join the event held at the activity park in front of Bangkok Art and Culture Centre (BACC).</div>
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	&ldquo;We just want to open more space for people who don&rsquo;t want to see any political demonstrations that lead to the violence,&rdquo; Kittichai Ngarmchaipisit, a founder of YaBasta Thailand group, said.</div>
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Group calls for political violence to stop

A group called "YaBasta Thailand" wants to stop demonstrations that lead to violence. Friday it organised a peaceful event, inviting people who don't want to see violence caused by the political turmoil to light candles as a symbol of peace and voice thei