Thai opposition pressures government to ditch military constitution

People's Party to use censure debate to raise issue of reform

MARWAAN MACAN-MARKAR

BANGKOK -- Thailand's opposition People's Party is eyeing this week's annual censure debate in parliament to grill the governing coalition over its waning appetite to reform the 2017 constitution, a legacy of the last military junta to perpetuate an ultra-conservative grip on power.

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