Thai delegation heads to China to check on deported Uyghurs
The Thai deputy prime minister was due to travel to the Xinjiang region on Tuesday to check that China was keeping a promise on the safety of 40 Uyghur men whom Thailand deported despite warnings from the U.S. and others that they faced torture if sent back.
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After Bringing Public Attention To China’s Persecution Of Uyghurs, Japanese Voice Actor Abruptly Recast In ‘Genshin Impact’, ‘Arknights’, And ‘Onmyoji’HoYo announce a Genshin Impact voice actor has been replaced, and fans speculate it was due to his live reading of a book ...
Given how much the world has changed in the last decade, it's eerie how closely Thailand's recent actions toward ...
Thailand's Ministry of Foreign Affairs said it had received assurances from China that the deported Uyghurs' safety would be ...
The Thai delegation visiting Xinjiang should publicly press Chinese officials about their abuses against Uyghurs and seek ...
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Uyghurs are safe, EU toldThe Foreign Affairs Ministry has acknowledged the European Parliament's resolution on Thursday condemning Thailand over the deportation of Uyghurs to China and issues related to its lese-majeste law, ...
BANGKOK: Thailand on Saturday (March 15) responded to a United States visa ban on officials from the kingdom involved in ...
The US has announced new visa restrictions for foreign officials responsible for forceful return of Uyghurs and other groups ...
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