Only just in mid April, Thailand announced that it would close down nine refugee camps on its 1400 kilometres long eastern border with Myanmar. It’s important to consider as to why Thailand wants to end its twenty years humanitarian policy of assisting refugees? What kind of prospects might be faced by the refugees once they are back in Myanmar? What are the views of the Nongovernmental Organisations (NGOs) and what other options are in pipeline for the refugees that might enable them to…
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Q: As a leader of the people in Burma, how do you view the appointment of a Special Envoy for Burma by the United States? How much will this appointment help our Burmese democracy…
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Refugees International says there were no deportation attempts last year and there was more respect for UNHCR identity cards.
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia has made some improvements in its treatment of refugees, according to a report by the Washington based Refugees International (RI).
The report, which has a specific focus on Burmese…
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The Thai Government says it wants to close down its border camps with Burma and send the over 100 thousand people living in the camps back to Burma, or to a third country.
The Government says Burmese refugees have been…
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SEREMBAN: Police have rounded up 25 of the 105 detainees who escaped from the Lenggeng Immigration Depot for illegals near here on Monday night.
The hunt is on for 80 others who are believed to have escaped to the nearby jungle or oil palm estate.
In the 9.45pm incident, the detainees, the majority of whom are Myanmar nationals, escaped after rioting and setting fire to the upper floor of their detention block.…
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