January 15 - A Thailand-based women's rights group accuses Myanmar of using rape as a weapon of war.
January 17 - An explosion rocks the protests in Bangkok resulting in dozens of injuries.
January 19 - A blast at an anti-government protest at Victory Monument in Bangkok injures 28 protesters, seven of them seriously.
January 21 - The Government of Thailand declares 60-day state of emergency in Bangkok and surrounding provinces from tomorrow as anti-government protests continue.
February 2 - Voters go to the polls with concerns about violence between supporters of rival parties.
February 14 - The government of Thailand deploys thousands of riot police to reclaim areas of Bangkok currently occupied by protesters.
February 18 - Protesters and police clash after a crackdown ordered by Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra with one policeman shot dead and dozens wounded.
February 23 - At least two people have been killed and 41 injured in an attack on an opposition rally in the Khao Saming District in Trat Province.
February 24 - Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra says she will not resign.
February 27 - The National Anti-Corruption Commission summon the Prime Minister of Thailand Yingluck Shinawatra to face charges of allegedly mishandling a rice subsidy program as her supporters block access to the building.
February 28 - At least fifteen children are killed in a school bus crash in the Prachinburi Province.
March 2 - Voters go to the polls for a rerun of a general election hoped to end the current political crisis.
March 21 - The Constitutional Court of Thailand invalidates the general election held on February 2, on the grounds that voting was not held on the same day throughout the country.
March 25 - A bus in Tak Province, plunges into a ravine, killing 30 people and injuring 22.
May 7 - The Constitutional Court of Thailand finds that Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra is guilty of abuse of power when she transferred the National Security Council chief in 2011 and that she cannot remain in office.
May 8 - Thailand's National Anti-Corruption Commission refers former Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra to face impeachment charges in the Senate over a failed rice subsidy scheme.
May 15 - Two people are killed and 21 wounded in an attack on an anti-government protest in Bangkok.
June 1 - The Royal Thai Armed Forces deploy against major protests planned for today but a small protest goes ahead outside a shopping mall in central Bangkok.
June 17 - Emergency rule in the southern Thai provinces of Pattani, Yala and Narithiwat is extended for another three months.
June 30 - A group of gunmen open fire at a mosque in the Panare District in Pattani province, resulting in at least one death.
