<p>The wave of student demonstrations which began on 21 February has now been continuing for 10 days as more universities and high schools organize their own rallies amidst fear of COVID-19 and as students in many universities go into their mid-term examination period.</p>

<p>The government is coming under increasing criticism from its conservative elite supporters for its failure to contain the outbreak of a new virus in Thailand</p>

<p>Student demonstrations have broken out in universities across the country since the dissolution of the Future Forward Party last Friday (21 February), as students speak out against the government both online and offline.</p>

<p>On 24 February, students at Chulalongkorn University gathered in the plaza next to the university auditorium in a demonstration against the government following the dissolution of the Future Forward Party (FFP) last Friday (21 February).&nbsp;</p>

<p>On 24 February, Students at the Faculty of Arts, Chulalongkorn University gathered in front of the faculty building around a wreath with a sign saying &quot;RIP Democracy,&quot; and writing messages to the government, such as &quot;respect our vote&quot; and &quot;I was betrayed by the system.&quot;</p>