The civil court of Thailand has ruled that some orders issued by Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra and a special security command centre under an emergency decree were illegal as they violate the protesters' constitutional rights. The court ordered the government not to use force against anti-government protesters after clashes between riot police and demonstrators left five dead and 70 wounded.

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Protesters have been calling for the PM's resignation since November. On Wednesday, they besieged Yingluck's temporary offices in Bangkok and vowed to hunt her down until she resigns.

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