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Thailand Denies Plans to Deport Uyghur Refugees Amid UN Concerns

Thailand Denies Plans to Deport Uyghur Refugees Amid UN Concerns

Thai authorities have denied any immediate plans to repatriate 48 Uyghur refugees back to China, following warnings from UN experts about the potential for torture upon their return, DW news agency reported. The group has been held in immigration centers…
Uyghurs in Thailand Launch Hunger Strike Amid Deportation Fears

Uyghurs in Thailand Launch Hunger Strike Amid Deportation Fears

Dozens of Uyghur men detained in Thailand have entered the second week of a hunger strike, protesting against what they fear is imminent deportation to China, where they could face torture and imprisonment, New York Times reported. The detainees began…
Uyghurs Detained in Thailand Face Deportation to China

Uyghurs Detained in Thailand Face Deportation to China

A group of 43 Uyghur men detained in Thailand is at imminent risk of deportation back to China, where they fear persecution and torture, Arab News reported today. Recent recordings reveal that Thai immigration officials presented the men with voluntary…
Global Lawmakers Urge UN Intervention for Detained Uyghur Asylum Seekers in Thailand

Global Lawmakers Urge UN Intervention for Detained Uyghur Asylum Seekers in Thailand

Dozens of lawmakers from 26 countries are calling on the UN human rights commissioner for refugees to intervene on behalf of 48 Uyghur asylum seekers detained in Thailand for nearly a decade, the Independent reported yesterday. A New York Times…
Charges Against Ex-Officers for 2004 Thai ‘Massacre’ Face Dismissal

Charges Against Ex-Officers for 2004 Thai ‘Massacre’ Face Dismissal

Lawyers and rights groups in Thailand express concern that the 15 former military, police, and government officials charged in connection with the 2004 Tak Bai Massacre may evade court appearances before the statute of limitations expires on October 25, VOA…
Thailand Indicts Former Security Personnel Over 2004 Tak Bai Massacre

Thailand Indicts Former Security Personnel Over 2004 Tak Bai Massacre

Eight former state security personnel in Thailand have been indicted on murder charges related to the deaths of 78 Muslim protesters during the Tak Bai massacre in 2004, the Associated Press reported yesterday. The announcement was made by the prosecutor’s…
Halal Route App Enhances Travel for Muslim Tourists in Thailand

Halal Route App Enhances Travel for Muslim Tourists in Thailand

The Halal Science Center at Chulalongkorn University has launched the “Halal Route” app, designed to support Muslim travelers in Thailand, Travel And Tour World revealed yesterday. This mobile application serves as a comprehensive guide, offering information on Halal-certified restaurants, hotels,…
Thailand Establishes First National Halal Industry Committee

Thailand Establishes First National Halal Industry Committee

Thailand has set an ambitious goal to become one of the top five halal exporters in the world and has taken a significant step by forming its first National Halal Industry Committee. Currently, Thailand ranks eleventh globally in halal exports,…
Shias of Thailand urge their government to coordinate with Iraq for easier access to Holy Arbaeen Pilgrimage

Shias of Thailand urge their government to coordinate with Iraq for easier access to Holy Arbaeen Pilgrimage

A large group of the followers of Ahlulbayt, peace be upon them in Thailand expressed their eagerness to join millions of believers in commemorating the Holy Arba’een Pilgrimage of Imam Hussein, peace be upon him, in the holy city of…
Thailand: Shia Muslims Gear Up for Muharram Mourning Ceremonies

Thailand: Shia Muslims Gear Up for Muharram Mourning Ceremonies

As the holy month of Muharram approaches, Shia Muslims in Thailand are gearing up for the annual mourning rituals commemorating the martyrdom of Imam al-Hussein, peace be upon him, Iqna news reported on Tuesday. Husseiniyyas and mosques across cities like…
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