"access to ballots"

#37275

26 January 2014

Anti-Government protesters gather at a Polling Station, preventing advance voters from casting their ballot, Ekkamai Polling Station, Bangkok, Thailand. One week before the Thailand general election, scheduled for February 2nd, 2014, anti-Government protesters blocked access to polling stations, preventing registered voters from casting advance votes in the majority of the 50 district polling stations in the Bangkok Metropolitan area. Protesters have vowed to disrupt the election process and are calling for electoral reforms before the next election is held and want to see the appointment of a non-elected

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#28754

26 January 2014

Polling stations stand empty after being closed when anti-government protesters blocked access to voters registered to cast their advance vote, Ekkamai Polling Station, Bangkok, Thailand. One week before the Thailand general election, scheduled for February 2nd, 2014, anti-Government protesters blocked access to polling stations, preventing registered voters from casting advance votes in the majority of the 50 district polling stations in the Bangkok Metropolitan area. Protesters have vowed to disrupt the election process and are calling for electoral reforms before the next election is held and want to see the appointment of a non-elected

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#28759

26 January 2014

Polling stations stand empty after being closed when anti-government protesters blocked access to voters registered to cast their advance vote, Ekkamai Polling Station, Bangkok, Thailand. One week before the Thailand general election, scheduled for February 2nd, 2014, anti-Government protesters blocked access to polling stations, preventing registered voters from casting advance votes in the majority of the 50 district polling stations in the Bangkok Metropolitan area. Protesters have vowed to disrupt the election process and are calling for electoral reforms before the next election is held and want to see the appointment of a non-elected

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#28747

26 January 2014

A potential voter inspects the election register after a polling station is closed when anti-government protesters blocked access to the polling booths, Ekkamai Polling Station, Bangkok, Thailand. One week before the Thailand general election, scheduled for February 2nd, 2014, anti-Government protesters blocked access to polling stations, preventing registered voters from casting advance votes in the majority of the 50 district polling stations in the Bangkok Metropolitan area. Protesters have vowed to disrupt the election process and are calling for electoral reforms before the next election is held and want to see the appointment of a non-elected

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#37271

26 January 2014

Potential voters inspect the election register after advance voting polling stations are closed when anti-government protesters blocked access to the polls, Ekkamai Polling Station, Bangkok, Thailand. One week before the Thailand general election, scheduled for February 2nd, 2014, anti-Government protesters blocked access to polling stations, preventing registered voters from casting advance votes in the majority of the 50 district polling stations in the Bangkok Metropolitan area. Protesters have vowed to disrupt the election process and are calling for electoral reforms before the next election is held and want to see the appointment of a non-elected

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#37273

26 January 2014

Sim Nititadarul, Director General of the Bang Kapi District Electoral Commission, reports the inability of the Electoral Commission to open the Polling Station at Bang Kapi to Vatcharapong Damrongsri, Chief of Police at Lat Phrao Police Station, Bang Kapi, Lat Phrao Police Station, Bang Kapi, Bangkok, Thailand. One week before the Thailand general election, scheduled for February 2nd, 2014, anti-Government protesters blocked access to polling stations, preventing registered voters from casting advance votes in the majority of the 50 district polling stations in the Bangkok Metropolitan area. Protesters have vowed to disrupt the election process and are calling for electoral reforms before the next election is held and want to see the appointment of a non-elected

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#28688

26 January 2014

A woman looking through the locked school gates at a Polling Station, Ban Bang Kapi School Polling Station, Bangkok, Thailand. One week before the Thailand general election, scheduled for February 2nd, 2014, anti-Government protesters blocked access to polling stations, preventing registered voters from casting advance votes in the majority of the 50 district polling stations in the Bangkok Metropolitan area. Protesters have vowed to disrupt the election process and are calling for electoral reforms before the next election is held and want to see the appointment of a non-elected

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#28694

26 January 2014

Police check messages, Ban Bang Kapi School Polling Station, Bangkok, Thailand. One week before the Thailand general election, scheduled for February 2nd, 2014, anti-Government protesters blocked access to polling stations, preventing registered voters from casting advance votes in the majority of the 50 district polling stations in the Bangkok Metropolitan area. Protesters have vowed to disrupt the election process and are calling for electoral reforms before the next election is held and want to see the appointment of a non-elected

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#28703

26 January 2014

Anti-Government protesters, Ban Bang Kapi School Polling Station, Bangkok, Thailand. One week before the Thailand general election, scheduled for February 2nd, 2014, anti-Government protesters blocked access to polling stations, preventing registered voters from casting advance votes in the majority of the 50 district polling stations in the Bangkok Metropolitan area. Protesters have vowed to disrupt the election process and are calling for electoral reforms before the next election is held and want to see the appointment of a non-elected

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#28764

26 January 2014

A couple of potential voters prevented from casting their advance vote by anti-government protests inspect the election register, Ekkamai Polling Station, Bangkok, Thailand. One week before the Thailand general election, scheduled for February 2nd, 2014, anti-Government protesters blocked access to polling stations, preventing registered voters from casting advance votes in the majority of the 50 district polling stations in the Bangkok Metropolitan area. Protesters have vowed to disrupt the election process and are calling for electoral reforms before the next election is held and want to see the appointment of a non-elected

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#37270

26 January 2014

Mr. Pech Wetana meditates on the ground of a district Polling Station whilst potential advance voters inspect the election register, Ekkamai Polling Station, Bangkok, Thailand. One week before the Thailand general election, scheduled for February 2nd, 2014, anti-Government protesters blocked access to polling stations, preventing registered voters from casting advance votes in the majority of the 50 district polling stations in the Bangkok Metropolitan area. Protesters have vowed to disrupt the election process and are calling for electoral reforms before the next election is held and want to see the appointment of a non-elected

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#37272

26 January 2014

A masked anti-Government protester stands beside locked gates at a Polling Station, Ban Bang Kapi School Polling Station, Bangkok, Thailand. One week before the Thailand general election, scheduled for February 2nd, 2014, anti-Government protesters blocked access to polling stations, preventing registered voters from casting advance votes in the majority of the 50 district polling stations in the Bangkok Metropolitan area. Protesters have vowed to disrupt the election process and are calling for electoral reforms before the next election is held and want to see the appointment of a non-elected

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#37274

26 January 2014

A potential voter checks his registration number on the list of voters registered for advance voting, Ekkamai Polling Station, Bangkok, Thailand. One week before the Thailand general election, scheduled for February 2nd, 2014, anti-Government protesters blocked access to polling stations, preventing registered voters from casting advance votes in the majority of the 50 district polling stations in the Bangkok Metropolitan area. Protesters have vowed to disrupt the election process and are calling for electoral reforms before the next election is held and want to see the appointment of a non-elected

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