Over 1,000 Burmese migrants return from Malaysia to Myanmar
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Key Quotes
"I have not met my family yet."
ผมยังไม่ได้พบกับครอบครัวเลย
"This is not the time to forcibly return anyone to a country facing human rights violations and serious atrocities."
นี่ไม่ใช่เวลาที่จะบังคับส่งใครก็ตามกลับไปยังประเทศที่กำลังเผชิญกับการละเมิดสิทธิมนุษยชน และการกระทำโหดร้ายทารุณอย่างร้ายแรง
Key Entities
Organization
An international organization that warned about the safety of Burmese returnees and the lack of options available to them.
An ethnic group fleeing Myanmar since 2017, many of whom are refugees in Malaysia.
Fortify Rights
A human rights monitoring organization that reported on poor detention center conditions.
ACLEDℹ️
An organization that tracks conflict data and reported over 100,000 deaths in Myanmar's civil war.
The naval force that transported the migrants and managed the arrival at the base.
Place
The country from which Burmese migrants were repatriated.
The home country of the repatriated migrants, currently experiencing a civil war.
The town where the Myanmar Navy base is located and where the returnees arrived.
The city where returnees must be taken before they can go home.
Person
Cho Sa Teng(จ่อ สา เต็ง)
A 53-year-old returnee who worked in a coffee shop in Malaysia before being detained for 1 year and 8 months.
Cho Meen(จอ มี้น)
A 55-year-old individual concerned that his three grandchildren may be conscripted into the military or ethnic armed groups.
The Prime Minister of Malaysia who stated Myanmar agreed to accept the returnees.
The President of Myanmar who is expected to visit Malaysia to discuss repatriations.
The UN High Commissioner for Human Rights.