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Vientiane thanks Thai government for returning refugees

Pradit Ruangdit Bangkok Post 04.02.2010
Thailand Halts Karen Refugee Repatriation to Myanmar After Outcry

Thailand halted the repatriation of more than 3,000 ethnic Karens to Myanmar today [Feb 5] after human rights groups and U.S. lawmakers said they were being forced to return against their will.

Vientiane thanks Thai government for returning refugees

Vientiane has thanked the Thai government for returning 4,000 ethnic Hmong to Laos. It said the decision had boosted relations between the two neighbours.

Thai government urged to halt repatriation of Karen refugees

Deeply concerned with the plight of thousands of refugees to be deported to Burma from early this month a Karen women’s organization has made an impassioned appeal to the Thai government to halt repatriation.

Japan interviews Myanmar refugee applicants in northern Thailand camp

Japanese officials are interviewing Myanmar refugees in a camp in northern Thailand in the first step towards their resettlement in Japan, the UN's refugee agency said Tuesday.

Thailand to deport Karen refugees in phases

Activists have urged the Thai government to postpone repatriating hundreds of Karen refugee families, currently sheltered in the Kingdom, claiming it is still unsafe for them to return.

Over 2,000 Karens flee Myanmar army raids

BANGKOK (Reuters) - More than 2,000 ethnic Karen people have fled their villages in eastern Myanmar after deadly attacks by government troops in the past week, a humanitarian group said Saturday.

Increasing Numbers of North Korean Refugees Head to Thailand

An increasing number of North Korean refugees are arriving in northern Thailand, fleeing poverty and political oppression at home.

Thai Foreign Minister: Repatriation of ethnic Hmong to Laos done under human rights principles

Thailand’s Minister of Foreign Affairs Kasit Piromya reaffirmed Wednesday that the repatriation of Thailand’s ethnic Hmong population to Laos was conducted under human rights principles, with all being well treated by both the Thai and Lao authorities.

Safety fears for Hmong after Thai expulsion

Rachel O'Brien AFP 30.12.2009
Safety fears for Hmong after Thai expulsion

BANGKOK — Human rights activists and diplomats voiced fears Tuesday for the fate of thousands of ethnic Hmong asylum seekers, including children, expelled by Thailand to its communist neighbour Laos.

Thailand begins deportation of more than 4,000 Hmong asylum seekers

Thailand began deporting more than 4,000 Hmong asylum seekers in secret Monday, drawing widespread international condemnation for sending members of the ethnic minority back to Laos.


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