Published 2 years ago

Myanmar woman rescued from forced labour in Bangkok house

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The 26 year old woman was held in a house on Soi 11 in the Pakamas housing estate, located in the Suan Luang district of Bangkok. When rescued, the woman was reportedly frightened and exhausted and immediately asked the DSI officers to remove her from the house. She was entered into a rehabilitation program and was given a full physical exam in preparation for interviews by authorities.

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Myanmar woman rescued from forced labour in Bangkok house

A Myanmar woman has been rescued from a house where she had been confined for forced labour for over 13 years, Department of Special Investigation (DSI) dirctor-general Trairit Temahiwong revealed on Sunday.

2 years ago·กทม, Thailand

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Burmese woman rescued by DSI after 13 years of forced labor

The Department of Special Investigation rescued a Burmese woman in Bangkok who has been held in forced labour for 13 years. The rescue was carried out yesterday by the DSI and was revealed today by the Director-General of the DSI. The 26 year old woman was held in a house on Soi 11 in the Pakamas housing estate, located in the Suan Luang district of Bangkok and the Labour Protection Network Foundation alerted the DSI of the situation. When rescu…

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