Thai opposition protesters rejected government talks to defuse their rallies Thursday after the prime minister called for an end to the demonstrations as she survived a no confidence vote in parliament.
The nearly one-month-long demonstrations are the biggest since mass protests three years ago which degenerated into the kingdom's worst civil strife in decades with more than 90 people killed and nearly 1,900 wounded.
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