World Uyghur Congress Warns of Imminent 2 Uyghur Men Deportations From Thailand to China - The Tribune
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World Uyghur Congress Warns of Imminent 2 Uyghur Men Deportations from Thailand to China
Get latest articles and stories on World at LatestLY. The World Uyghur Congress (WUC) has raised alarm over the imminent deportation of two Uyghur men from Thailand to China after they were granted royal pardons and transferred from regular detention to an immigration detention facility on October 21, warning that their return could expose them to torture and enforced disappearance. World News | World Uyghur Congress Warns of Imminent 2 Uyghur M…
World Uyghur Congress warns of imminent 2 Uyghur men deportations from Thailand to China - The Tribune
The World Uyghur Congress (WUC) has raised alarm over the imminent deportation of two Uyghur men from Thailand to China after they were granted royal pardons and transferred from regular detention to an immigration detention facility on October 21, warning that their return could expose them to torture and enforced disappearance.
Three Thai NGOs issued a joint statement on the 31st, urging the Thai government not to repatriate two Uyghur refugees to China and to respect their wish to seek resettlement in a third country. The NGOs warned that the two, currently detained in an immigration detention center in Bangkok, may face forced deportation. The joint statement, issued on the 31st by the Coalition for the Rights of Refugees and Stateless Persons (CRSP), the Migrant Wor…
Three Thai NGOs issued a joint statement today, urging the Thai government not to repatriate two Uyghur refugees to China and to respect their wish to seek resettlement in a third country. The NGOs warned that the two, currently detained in an immigration detention center in Bangkok, may face forced deportation.
Thailand-China deportation threat looms over two Uyghur men
The World Uyghur Congress (WUC) has raised alarm over the imminent deportation of two Uyghur men from Thailand to China after they were granted royal pardons and transferred from regular detention to an immigration detention facility on October 21, warning that their return could expose them to torture and enforced disappearance.
Two Uyghurs could face immediate repatriation from Thailand while 40 sent back are no longer reachable
BANGKOK — 29 October 2026, Khaosod English has obtained an internal memo suggesting that the Chinese Embassy in Bangkok is seeking the repatriation of five Uyghur detainees, including two who have just completed sentences for escaping Thai immigration detention facilities. The two were released from prison and transferred to an Immigration Police detention centre late […]
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