2010 Red Shirt protests

Target entity: 2010 Red Shirt protests
Context triple: [Thai democracy movement, historicalPhase, 2010 Red Shirt protests]

• A. Red Shirt Movement
  The Red Shirt Movement was a non-violent, Pashtun-led anti-colonial movement in British India, founded by Abdul Ghaffar Khan, that campaigned for social reform and independence alongside the Indian National Congress.
• B. First Quarter Storm protests
  The First Quarter Storm protests were a series of massive, militant student- and youth-led demonstrations in early 1970 in the Philippines that challenged the Marcos administration and helped ignite a broader period of political radicalization.
• C. 2011 Chilean student protests
  The 2011 Chilean student protests were a massive nationwide movement led largely by university and secondary students demanding comprehensive education reform, including free, high-quality public education and an end to profit in the education system.
• D. Saffron Revolution
  The Saffron Revolution was a 2007 series of pro-democracy protests in Myanmar, led largely by Buddhist monks, against the country’s military junta and rising economic hardships.
• E. 2011 Wisconsin protests
  The 2011 Wisconsin protests were large-scale demonstrations centered at the state capitol in Madison opposing Governor Scott Walker’s proposed legislation to limit public sector collective bargaining rights and cut benefits.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: 2010 Red Shirt protests
Target entity description: The 2010 Red Shirt protests were a major pro-democracy uprising in Thailand, led largely by rural and working-class supporters of former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra, that demanded new elections and culminated in a violent military crackdown in Bangkok.

• A. Red Shirt Movement
  The Red Shirt Movement was a non-violent, Pashtun-led anti-colonial movement in British India, founded by Abdul Ghaffar Khan, that campaigned for social reform and independence alongside the Indian National Congress.
• B. First Quarter Storm protests
  The First Quarter Storm protests were a series of massive, militant student- and youth-led demonstrations in early 1970 in the Philippines that challenged the Marcos administration and helped ignite a broader period of political radicalization.
• C. 2011 Chilean student protests
  The 2011 Chilean student protests were a massive nationwide movement led largely by university and secondary students demanding comprehensive education reform, including free, high-quality public education and an end to profit in the education system.
• D. Saffron Revolution
  The Saffron Revolution was a 2007 series of pro-democracy protests in Myanmar, led largely by Buddhist monks, against the country’s military junta and rising economic hardships.
• E. 2011 Wisconsin protests
  The 2011 Wisconsin protests were large-scale demonstrations centered at the state capitol in Madison opposing Governor Scott Walker’s proposed legislation to limit public sector collective bargaining rights and cut benefits.
• F. None of above. chosen