Thailand’s junta releases ‘Red Shirt’ activist

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BANGKOK (AP) — Thailand’s military junta on Tuesday released an opposition activist who had appeared on an army television channel saying her detention was “too good for words to say” after demands from several human rights group for her freedom.

Kritsuda Khunasen, an activist with the grassroots “Red Shirt” movement which supported the government ousted in last month’s coup, had been missing since security forces detained her May 28 in Chonburi province, east of Bangkok.

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