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Thailand must release the 48 Uighurs held in Bangkok for the past 10 years

Summary by Liberation
While these Uighurs asylum seekers are at risk of being persecuted in case of deportation to China, a group of MPs and MEPs whose Raphaël Glucksmann addresses the Thai Ambassador to France, Sarun Charoensuwan, to intercede for them.
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