Chin Refugees Continue to Flee Harsh Conditions in Burma

Hard economic times and human rights abuses in Burma’s Chin State continue to cause ethnic Chin to leave for foreign countries. Some become migrant workers, refugees, asylum seekers, and some lose their lives during the journey.
The discovery of 22 corpses, mostly believed to be Chin refugees, floating in the Andaman Sea off Thailand’s west coast is recent confirmation of the desire of Chin people to seek a better life in a neighboring country. (more…)

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Order to Deport Pregnant Workers and Declaration of Orders in Five Provinces in Breach of Constitution

Prachathai A public seminar was held on 24 November 2007 at the Faculty of Law, Thammasat University, on "Migrant Labour and Racial Discrimination". Jointly organized by Professor Khanueng Ruechai, the…

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Policy Dialogue: Transborder Migration Policy Implementation and Monitoring: Its Effectiveness and Current Policy Gaps in the GMS

  • Post published:November 16, 2007
  • Post category:MMN Updates

Ms. Jackie Pollock on behalf of the Mekong Migration Network presents the findings of the MMN research on arrest, detention and deportation of migrants in the GMS during the Policy…

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MMN at the Third ASEAN+ Civil Society Conference

MMN participated in the third ACSC held on 2-4 November 2007, Singapore. 200 participants representing civil society organisations and trade unions across Southeast Asia gathered to discuss issues of common…

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