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Health workers on strike at Mae La refugee camp
Some 300 health care workers are protesting what they allege is discrimination by the Aide Medical International organisation,
Health Lead Story News Refugees
Some 300 health care workers are protesting what they allege is discrimination by the Aide Medical International organisation,
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NGOs are preparing for refugee camps to close by starting vocational training programs.
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The plan envisages a voluntary repatriation of 110,000 refugees residing in Thailand’s camps, drawing mixed reactions from camp leaders.
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Refugees from Burma residing in Thai border camps are concerned about the lack of transparency from Thai authorities regarding repatriation, in light of a recent census poll being conducted in the camps.
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Burmese refugees living in Thailand will face challenges if they are repatriated, the UN refugee agency said on Wednesday.
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Friday is World Refugee Day and on the Thai-Burmese border some 120,000 people are living in refugee camps, but Thai military officials have indicated that the repatriation of refugees may not be a distant prospect.
50 homes have been destroyed in a fire at the Mae La refugee camp on the Thai-Burmese border on Monday night. No one was injured but 300 people are now homeless.
Fire has displaced residents in the second-largest refugee camp on the Thai border.
The United States resettlement programme for Burma’s refugees living in Thailand has officially ended, said the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) on Wednesday.
About 120 wooden houses were destroyed and 40 other disassembled on Friday in a blaze that devastated the Mae La refugee camp in Thailand. Two persons were injured, one of whom has severe burns.
More than 3,600 refugees in Mae La camp have signed a petition refusing to participate in a profiling survey, claiming the questionnaire solicits answers that favour repatriation
The opposition leader was met with swollen streets, discord and reports alleging that the Thai government prevented her from publicly addressing Mae La refugee camp
For the tens of thousands of refugees living in camps along the Thai-Burma border, the future is clouded in pessimistic uncertainty
Reduction in funding to camps along Thai border angers refugees who claim insufficient help is being given in food and livelihoods sectors