Thai police detain 26,000 migrant workers from Laos, Myanmar and Cambodia

This article was originally published by Radio Free Asia and is reprinted with permission. Thai police detained more than 26,000 migrant workers from Laos, Myanmar and Cambodia during an eight-day operation in Bangkok and nearby provinces earlier this month, the Thai government said. The crackdown was a reaction to an increasing number of complaints about [...] Read Full Article At: Thai police detain 26,000 migrant workers from Laos, Myanmar and Cambodia

New mortality report shows Russian war deaths in Ukraine exceed 71,000

theparadise.ng - 05/Jul 12:55

This article was originally published by Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty and is reprinted with permission. Russian mortality statistics show that the...

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eurasiareview.com - 23:05

By David Hutt Aside from the human tragedy of the ongoing civil war in Myanmar, the economic fallout has been dire. But ten or twenty years...

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eurasiareview.com - 23/Jun 23:43

By David Hutt Was it a masterstroke of diplomatic opportunism or heartfelt solidarity? In February 2022, as Russian troops marched into Ukraine,...

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nst.com.my - 24/Jun 20:15

BANGKOK: Thailand will resume sending agricultural workers to Israel this week after an eight-month hiatus, the Thai labour ministry said on Monday,...

Fatehabad: Two migrant workers arrested for raping minor girl

hindustantimes.com - 30/Jun 19:00

Tohana station house officer Devi Lal said as per initial investigations the two migrant workers — Satish and Mukesh— abducted the girl and raped...

NA Chairman meets with delegations from the Women's Unions of Laos and Cambodia

vietnamnews.vn - 04/Jul 09:09

NA Chairman Trần Thanh Mẫn praised the Women’s Unions of Laos and Cambodia for their leadership in women’s movements, protection and promotion...

Belize crackdown on gang-related killings leads to dozens of arrests

theguardian.com - 30/Jun 10:30

State of emergency imposes curfew on young people and gives police powers to detain suspects for up to 90 days

Israeli health ministry withholds 'certificate of good standing' from doctor who was detained at protest

haaretz.com - 02/Jul 19:40

Dr. Daphna Shochat was detained at an anti-government rally in June, and was released without charge. Shochat, who is moving to the U.K., requested...