The move appeared intended to discourage Thailand and other countries from such deportations. Read more at straitstimes.com.
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Canada and US offered Uighurs in Thailand asylum before deportation to China, sources sayHuman rights groups accuse China of widespread abuses of Uighurs, a mainly Muslim ethnic minority numbering about 10 million ...
We call on Chinese authorities to provide full access to verify the well-being of the returned Uighurs on a regular basis,” ...
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Al Jazeera on MSNThailand deports 48 Uighurs to China despite human rights concernsThailand deports 48 Uighurs to China, prompting outrage from activists over risks of torture and human rights abuses.
Notably, Indonesia — the world’s largest Muslim-majority country — has remained silent. This silence is unsurprising. China is Indonesia’s largest trading partner and top investor, making Jakarta ...
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AFP on MSNThailand deports dozens of Uighurs to ChinaThailand deported dozens of Uighurs to China on Thursday despite warnings from human rights groups that they would face persecution on their return, drawing swift condemnation from the United Nations.
In the Al-Qusour district, residents are trying to go back to their lives after the deadly attacks carried out by various ...
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The Christian Post on MSNMore than 60 persecuted Christians arrested in Bangkok; 40 Uighurs deported to ChinaThai authorities in Bangkok have arrested more than 60 Montagnard Christian migrants who faced persecution in Vietnam and ...
China will take ‘good care’ of Uighurs, Thailand said after deporting them. This comes as 40 Uighur asylum seekers were repatriated to China after 10 years. China has a history of subjecting Uighurs ...
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