Thailand Should Be Commended for Uyghur Deportation, Deputy PM Says
BANGKOK (Reuters) - Thailand should be commended for its handling of its return of 40 Uyghur Muslims to China, a deputy premier said on Friday, as his country endured a torrent of international condemnation over its secretive deportation.
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TAIPEI, Taiwan — Thai lawmakers, activists, and lawyers believe a group of Uyghur men detained in Thailand for more than a decade may have been deported to China early Thursday after trucks with ...
The Chinese embassy in Thailand has confirmed that a group of Uyghur men detained in Thailand for more than a decade have been deported to China TAIPEI, Taiwan -- A group of Uyghur men ...
The Commissioner of the Royal Thai Police stated that authorities are monitoring key locations after Thailand sent 40 Uighurs ...
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