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Members of Myanmar's anti-military resistance face the risk of being forcibly returned to their homeland if they cross into Thailand, experts and rights groups say. The threat became apparent after three members of a Myanmar anti-military group were recently detained by Thai authorities and handed over to the Myanmar junta. Ko Thiha, Ko Htet Nay…
Three members of a Myanmar anti-military group were recently detained by Thai authorities and handed over to Myanmar's junta
Via Facebook Friends Against Dictatorship - FAD Public statement by 46 Thai civil society organizations regarding the deportation of asylum (...)
Three resistance fighters detained by the Thai authorities were handed over to the junta-backed Border Guard Force in Karen State on April 4.
At least 21 tortured bodies, including National League for Democracy members, election officials and pro-democracy activists, have been returned to families.