No way home for Myanmar migrants stuck in Thai limbo 4 years after coup

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No way home for Myanmar migrants stuck in Thai limbo 4 years after coup

Four years after a coup, Myanmar remains in a civil war, driving thousands to seek refuge in Thailand, where they struggle to survive with little hope of returning home.

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From coup to hard labour: The harsh reality of Myanmar’s young migrants in Thailand

SAMUT SAKHON, Jan 31 — Four years after Myanmar’s military seized power in a coup, the country is in the grip of a bloody civil war that has driven many of the country’s young across the border to Thailand. There they scrape by doing hard jobs for little pay — often living in fear of being arrested and sent back to Myanmar. AFP met three of them in Mahachai, a district of Samut Sakhon in Bangkok’s western suburbs known as “Little Myanmar” for it…

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On February 1, 2025, Hong Kong's South China Morning Post presented a special report titled "No way home for Myanmar migrants stuck in Thai limbo 4 years after coup usurped Aung San Suu Kyi", which marks the 4th anniversary of the military's coup in Myanmar on February 1, 2021, and the fate of Myanmar migrants who fled across the border to live in Thailand, not knowing when they will have the opportunity to return home. While in Thailand, they a…

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Joint Statement: Myanmar: Four years after coup, world must demand accountability for atrocity crimes

31 January 2025 The international community must take urgent action to ensure accountability for atrocities in Myanmar, 46 organizations said today ahead of the four-year anniversary of the 1 February 2021 military coup. This year represents a turning point for accountability in Myanmar. While the military remains in control, they are losing ground in many areas. Amid rapidly evolving patterns of hostilities and changing political dynamics, rene…