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Thai Foreign Ministry to Address EU Concerns Over Uyghur Deportation


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2 minutes ago, ikke1959 said:

So his job is done.. he reacted and now they will continue with business as usual.. They don't care what the world think .. Thailand is the center of the universe..

 

Until they realize China is actually pulling the strings, God forbid they make the mistake of angering their Emperor.

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5 hours ago, webfact said:

utilise ongoing free trade agreement negotiations to press Thailand into enacting reforms, including halting such deportations.

Well, that's a sharp sword. Is it working? I hope so because it has to do with money🤗

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The reaction of the Thai government to such subjects is like all headlines in the press here and online.. Here today, gone tomorrow. 

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15 minutes ago, MikeandDow said:

Correct !  the main problem is Thais cannot think ahead ! only think about here and now, in all aspects of there lives. thais cannot see the benefit of preventive maintenance nor safety cost to much money !! they would rather ignore it  bury head in the sand, nothing will be done about this from the Thai side just hope it will go away

 

 

I added a +1 to your post but I disagree slightly with your choice of words; they don't deliberately (ie in a premeditated way) - I don't think they set out to ignore it or bury their head in the sand. I think it just "is" - they are reactive, they deal with things as and when they happen - and in between such events they remain sabai sabai or add alcohol and they are sanook as well,

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21 hours ago, webfact said:

In response to international criticism stemming from Thailand's recent deportation of 40 Uyghur refugees to China, Justice Minister Thavi Sodsong has announced that the Foreign Ministry will take charge of handling the issue. The deportation, which occurred on February 27th under the cover of night, has drawn condemnation from the European Parliament and sparked calls for action against Thailand.

His response will be " we had assurances from Beijing that they would be treated well"

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Tempting to say ‘what’s it got to do with the EU’ and look at the state of them now, but since you have countries offering to take them in (US), you know there’s a motive. Thailand obviously couldn’t do that because it would lose face if they did that and thus not being able to sweep this under the rug, but that motive is China. A double shame on you, Thailand. That is just low!

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