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News Report: Thai-Burma Border Bribery

September 16, 2022

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Coming from Rakhine State, Khin Htwe came to Thailand seeking a better job. Instead, her group was apprehended by police while crossing the border. Rather than arresting the group, they asked for 15,000 baht a person– a steep price to pay after investing in the journey to Mae Sot.

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