Inflatable rubber ducks - a symbol of Thailand's anti-government protests - made an appearance at a rally in Bangkok on Friday (27 November).

The protest was organised to oppose a rumoured military coup. It blocked a major junction in what some described as a drill for what to do in the event of a military takeover.

Despite recent arrests, some of them under the country's draconian lese majeste laws, leaders of the protest movement continue to be critical of the government and the monarchy.

The current Prime Minister, Prayut Chan-o-cha, himself gained power in a coup in 2014, arguing the country needed order after months of unrest.

One pro-government supporter was seen in the middle of the protest, angering demonstrators, who booed her and chanted for her to leave.

This footage was filmed and produced 27 November 2020. Anti-government protesters focusing their messaging on resisting and rejecting another potential military coup. As demonstrations continue and protest leaders continue to be more critical of the administration and the monarchy, rumours are swirling that Thailand will see another coup. This also as the current Prime Minister, Prayut Chan-o-cha was also the man who ordered a coup 6 years ago in 2014 reasoning he wanted to restore peace and order after months of instability and demonstrations then. A small commotion as well when a pro-establishment supporter was in the middle of protest angering demonstrators who booed her and chanted for her to leave the venue. Location: Lat Phrao, Bangkok 10230, Thailand