Thai protesters targeted and gratified the police headquarters in Bangkok on Wednesday evening (November 18) following violent clashes.

Footage shows anti-establishment demonstrators spray painting the building walls and pavements outside.

The unrest followed clashes in which more than 40 protesters were reportedly injured - including six that claim to have suffered gunshot wounds - during violence on streets close to the Thai parliament.

Thousands of protests have taken place in recent months across Thailand. Activists are calling for sweeping reforms, including a new constitution and the resignation of the prime minister Prayuth Chan-o-cha.

Furious Thai protesters attacked the police headquarters in Bangkok this evening (November 18) following violent clashes with officers on the previous evening.

Footage shows how anti-establishment demonstrators hurled paint at the building and sprayed graffiti on the walls and pavements outside.

The unrest followed clashes in which more than 40 protesters were reportedly injured - including six that claim to have suffered gunshot wounds - during the violence on streets close to the Thai parliament.

Clashes continued into the evening before crowds eventually dispersed, with some injured demonstrators being carried away in ambulances.
The movement continued today with a large rally outside the Central World shopping mall at the Ratchaprasong Intersection.

Thousands of protests have taken place in recent months across Thailand. Activists are calling for sweeping reforms including a new constitution, the resignation of the prime minister Prayuth Chan-o-cha and reforms of the monarchy.