People & Power investigates the death of Sulaiman Naesa, just one of the many casualties of the conflict in southern Thailand which is now in its seventh year.

In Thailand, where kickboxing is a popular spectator sport, an unusual show pitting orangutans against each other, has drawn criticism from animal rights activists. Organisers say what they are doing is legal but activists blame lax laws – which police admit to – for that situation. Al Jazeera’s Laura Kyle reports. (June 11, 2010)

The Red Shirt protesters have said they will move their campaign to the seat of Thai political power -Government House. on Monday, tens of thousands gathered outside an army compound in the capital Bangkok. But Abhisit Vejjajiva, the prime minister was flown out by military helicopter, refusing to give in to their demands that he step aside. Al Jazeera’s Wayne Hay reports from Bangkok (15 Mar 2010)

Rageh Omaar travels to the scarred city of Bangkok to find out what happened the day the protests ended, and what will happen to Thailand now.

Sporadic gunfire is still ringing around the Thai captial as the battle of Bangkok drags on. Soldiers are being placed in thousands around an anti-government camp in the heart of the city where at least 10 people have been killed and more than 125 wounded on Friday. But the Red Shirts aren’t backing down as they continue calls for the prime minister to step down. Al-Jazeera’s Wayne Hay reports. May 14, 2010