Thailand Acted in Accordance With Human Rights When Deporting 40 Uyghurs to China, Says PM
BANGKOK (Reuters) - Thailand acted in accordance with human rights when it sent 40 Uyghurs back to China last week, Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra told reporters on Monday. "We actually did everything correctly on human rights," she said.
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Thailand mulls wall at Cambodia border as scam centre crackdown widensThailand looks to stop illegal crossings, as an effort to dismantle a network of scam centres mounts. Read more at ...
Two Chinese tourists were arrested for illegally working at a costume rental service in Thailand. The two women reportedly ...
Thailand video news: crime crackdowns, deportation backlash, tourist attack, wildlife rescue, and regional developments.
BANGKOK, Thailand — As the Valorant Championship Tour's Masters: Bangkok concludes this weekend, Riot Games has launched an ...
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Thai lawmakers, activists, and lawyers believe a group of Uyghur men detained in Thailand for more than a decade may have ...
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Saimik Sen Editor, Herald Global Felicitated Pride of Asia and Prestigious Brands Asia at the Global Business Symposium 2025, BangkokThe Global Business Symposium 2025 was held on 28th February 2025 at Amari Bangkok Hotel, Thailand. The event commenced with ...
Thailand's foreign investment hit 1.13 trillion baht, boosting economic prospects as PM Shinawatra pushes for more growth.
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15 Must-Try Foods For First-Timers In Bangkok, ThailandI’ve been completely and utterly obsessed with Thai food ever since my Berkeley days, when I fell in love with the dozens of ...
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