Amnesty International condemned the deportation of approximately 40 Uyghurs from Thailand to China, highlighting the severe human rights risks they face. Sarah Brooks called on Thailand to clarify their situation and underscored the need for these men’s health issues to be addressed, urging adherence to international non-refoulement standards.

Recent reports confirm that approximately 40 Uyghurs, who have been detained in Thailand since 2014, have been forcibly deported to China. Amnesty International’s China Director, Sarah Brooks, emphasized the severe risks these men now face, stating that their return to China jeopardizes them amidst ongoing human rights violations. She urged the Thai government for clarification on their current status.

The deportation of Uyghurs from Thailand to China raises urgent human rights concerns, given the risks of severe violations these individuals face upon their return. Amnesty International and UN experts have highlighted the dire health conditions of these men, stressing the need for adequate care and non-refoulement adherence. It remains critical for Thailand to uphold its international obligations and protect the rights of vulnerable individuals.

Original Source: www.amnesty.org

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