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Christian leaders in Thailand have called on people to pray for peace, reconciliation and a "just solution" in the country, where political tensions are escalating in protests involving opponents of the government and its supporters, reports Ecumenical News International. Fewer protestors in red shirts turned out on 16 March than in previous days, though this time they threw their own blood at the entrance to Government House, news agency reports said. The demonstrators said the action was a symbolic expression of what government opponents were prepared to do to achieve their aims.
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