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By: Human Rights Watch

BANGKOK, Feb. 23, 2010 - The Thai government should swiftly act to end police abuse and discriminatory laws and policies against migrant workers and their families, Human Rights Watch said in a new report released today. The February deadline for more than a million migrant workers to enter the "nationality verification" process or face immediate deportation creates the risk of further abuses and should be postponed until it can be carried out in a fair manner.

Human Rights Watch's 124-page report, "From the Tiger to the Crocodile: Abuse of Migrant Workers in Thailand," is based on 82 interviews with migrants from neighboring Burma, Cambodia, and Laos. It describes the widespread and severe human rights abuses faced by migrant workers in Thailand, including killings, torture in detention, extortion, and sexual abuse, and labor rights abuses such as trafficking, forced labor, and restrictions on organizing.

"Migrant workers make huge contributions to Thailand's economy, but receive little protection from abuse and exploitation," said Brad Adams, Asia director at Human Rights Watch. "Those from Burma, Cambodia, and Laos suffer horribly at the hands of corrupt civil servants and police, unscrupulous employers, and violent thugs, who all realize they can abuse migrants with little fear of consequences."

Human Rights Watch said that migrant workers face an imminent threat from the Thai government's decision that all migrants must enter the national verification process by February 28, or face arrest and deportation. Eighty percent of the migrant workers in Thailand are from Burma. They are particularly at risk, as they face ethnic and political conflict in their home country. The costs of the nationality verification process, which can amount to two or three months of salary, are unacceptably high for these migrant communities.

Human Rights Watch said that unrealistic demands set by the Thai government, coupled with a complicated and unregulated nationality verification process, could lead to mass deportations of migrants from Thailand to Burma and situations that could result in fundamental human rights and labor rights violations.

Police abuse migrants with impunity. A Burmese migrant told Human Rights Watch that she witnessed two Thai policemen in Ranong repeatedly kick a Burmese youth in the chest, killing him, because he did not reply to their inquiries in Thai.

"Many Burmese were watching and nobody went and helped because all of the people were afraid of those police, so nobody said anything about this killing, and nobody informed the police station," said the witness. "When I saw this [killing], I felt that we Burmese people always have to be humble and have to be afraid of the Thai police. I feel that there is no security for our Burmese people [in Thailand] or for myself."

Local police and officials frequently ignore or fail to effectively investigate complaints. Provincial decrees and national laws prohibit migrants from establishing their own organizations to assert their rights, while restrictions in policy on changing employers, moving outside designated areas, and convening meetings with more than a handful of persons leave migrants vulnerable to exploitation and ill-treatment.

Another migrant worker told Human Rights Watch how two armed men approached her in the rubber plantation where she worked, shot her husband dead in front of her, and then both men raped her. Despite a suspect being named in a police report, the police did not pursue the case.

"I am Burmese and a migrant worker. That is why the police don't care about this case," she said. "My husband and I are only migrant workers and we have no rights here."

Migrants reported constant fear of extortion by the police, who demand money or valuables from migrants held in police custody in exchange for their release. It is not uncommon for a migrant to lose the equivalent of one to several months' pay in one extortion incident.

"Many officials and police treat migrant workers like walking ATMs," said Adams. "They are just part of a system that robs and mistreats migrants wherever they turn."

Human Rights Watch found that in several provinces decrees by provincial governors have increased migrants' vulnerability by enforcing prohibitions on use of mobile phones and motorcycles, imposing harsh restrictions on movement, outlawing migrant gatherings, and enforcing nighttime curfews. These repressive decrees reflect the treatment of migrants as a national security problem instead of as part of a global phenomenon of the movement of people for economic, environmental, and political reasons.

"If the Abhisit government really is reformist, it should immediately abolish the provincial decrees that keep migrants effectively held under lock and key, bound to their job sites, and cut off from the outside world," said Adams.

Human Rights Watch called on the Thai government to establish an independent and impartial commission to investigate allegations of abuse by police and other authorities against migrants. Such a commission should have the power to subpoena, require presentation of evidence, and recommend criminal and civil charges against abusers. It should make public reports on a periodic basis.

"Life is extremely uncertain and unsafe for migrants in Thailand as they flee one difficult or deadly situation into another," said Adams. "They are a living example of the Thai proverb which describes how the vulnerable ‘escape from the tiger, but then meet the crocodile.'"

Thailand is pretend to be democracy country but Thailand has never been a truly democracy country. Thailand is a dictatorship country. For the last 60 years , there have been 16 coups by the military dictators.

Anonymous wrote:

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Thailand is pretend to be democracy country but Thailand has never been a truly democracy country. Thailand is a dictatorship country. For the last 60 years , there have been 16 coups by the military dictators.

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Court to seize $1.4B from former Thai PM

The rich and high class people in bangkok who could never win the election , hate Thaksin because Thaksin found the formula to win the heart of the poor people . Thaksin understood the poor and knew how to create jobs and welfare emergency relief fund for the poor who really needed and cheap health care system. Thaksin is only hope for all the poor human being regardless of neighbouring nations.

His political opponent dirty trick use the military coup to take over the office and use court system to damage which is injustice  and building up their own evidences and sentence by their own political ally which the world court and the international court would throw away Thaksin cases just like the lese Majesty law which no other kingdom in world allow the political party to wrongly accused to damage the other political opponent like the Pantamit ( double standard of the yellow shirt) who shut down the airport which cause the Thailand billions in lost and damage.

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Go home Lao migrants. The Thais will spare no mercy if and when your presence in their country violates their supreme laws.

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        Lao migrant know that Abhisit Vejjajiva government has no heart unlike former prime minister Thaksin who understood how the poor human being are.

 

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BLM1020 you seemed to be a pretty smart person and yet so indecisive .
Today you dislike Thai, but before that I've seen you attacked one of our Laotians concerning Thai issue and why you did that for especially you've acknowledge Thai people treated Laotians less of a human throughout history even more during your stayed in the refugee camp.

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          BLM just talked the truth , not attacked any one for fairness of human being right.

         

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BLM1020 you seemed to be a pretty smart person and yet so indecisive .
Today you dislike Thai, but before that I've seen you attacked one of our Laotians concerning Thai issue and why you did that for especially you've acknowledge Thai people treated Laotians less of a human throughout history even more during your stayed in the refugee camp.

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     Different actions and different behave to the poor human being so what would you expect from BLM who are not afraid to talk the truth.

-- Edited by Dark Angel on Friday 26th of February 2010 05:54:21 PM

Anonymous wrote:

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BLM1020 you seemed to be a pretty smart person and yet so indecisive .
Today you dislike Thai, but before that I've seen you attacked one of our Laotians concerning Thai issue and why you did that for especially you've acknowledge Thai people treated Laotians less of a human throughout history even more during your stayed in the refugee camp.

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BLM just talked the truth , not attacked any one for fairness of human being right.

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Well I respected him for his bravery to speak the truth, but what I don't understand was why attacked one of our people just because that person have no interest in Thai Medea, is this worth of compromising one of ours for the sake of Thai people?
It really made us looked dumb, especially from a smart person such like BLM.

PS. That was a girl too who he attacked and that's even worst! unless BLM is not Laotians but that does not matter as we all know it is wrong for a man to attack a woman especially over a petty thing .

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         Well , as I am Dark Angel so I know who he is so he is just another regular good human being .

 

Dark Angel wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:

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BLM1020 you seemed to be a pretty smart person and yet so indecisive .
Today you dislike Thai, but before that I've seen you attacked one of our Laotians concerning Thai issue and why you did that for especially you've acknowledge Thai people treated Laotians less of a human throughout history even more during your stayed in the refugee camp.

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BLM just talked the truth , not attacked any one for fairness of human being right.

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Well I respected him for his bravery to speak the truth, but what I don't understand was why attacked one of our people just because that person have no interest in Thai Medea, is this worth of compromising one of ours for the sake of Thai people?
It really made us looked dumb, especially from a smart person such like BLM.

PS. That was a girl too who he attacked and that's even worst! unless BLM is not Laotians but that does not matter as we all know it is wrong for a man to attack a woman especially over a petty thing .

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Well , as I am Dark Angel so I know who he is so he is just another regular good human being .

 

 

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A good human being would not have attacked a women who was simply speaking of the truth and nothing to do with BLM which he shouldn't have concerned himself about it at and took upon himself and got involved as a result it became an entertainment for Thai people who love to see Laotians against one another. In my opinion it was a disgraced to Laotians

 

Anonymous wrote:

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BLM1020 you seemed to be a pretty smart person and yet so indecisive .
Today you dislike Thai, but before that I've seen you attacked one of our Laotians concerning Thai issue and why you did that for especially you've acknowledge Thai people treated Laotians less of a human throughout history even more during your stayed in the refugee camp.

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Different actions and different behave to the poor human being so what would you expect from BLM who are not afraid to talk the truth.

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Since you pretty much can understand the nature of human then why are complaining
about they way Thai people behaved badly toward us?

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          Some good and some bad just asking for the fairness and nothing more and nothing less.

 

Anonymous wrote:

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Go home Lao migrants. The Thais will spare no mercy if and when your presence in their country violates their supreme laws.

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        Lao migrant know that Abhisit Vejjajiva government has no heart unlike former prime minister Thaksin who understood how the poor human being are.

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         That is right . That is the reason why Cambodian , Laotian , Bernese , Vietnamese , poor Thai and San and all neighbouring country prefer Thaksin government because they love peace and business with neighbouring countries unlike the yellow shirt and Pantamit party who provoked the fight between Thai army and Canadian soldiers which caused many innocent soldiers lives from both side.

 

Anonymous wrote:

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Go home Lao migrants. The Thais will spare no mercy if and when your presence in their country violates their supreme laws.

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        Lao migrant know that Abhisit Vejjajiva government has no heart unlike former prime minister Thaksin who understood how the poor human being are.

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         That is right . That is the reason why Cambodian , Laotian , Burmese , Vietnamese , poor Thai and Esan and all neighbouring country prefer Thaksin government because they love peace and business with neighbouring countries unlike the yellow shirt and Pantamit party who provoked the fight between Thai army and Cambodian soldiers which caused many innocent soldiers lives from both side.

Anonymous wrote:

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BLM1020 you seemed to be a pretty smart person and yet so indecisive .
Today you dislike Thai, but before that I've seen you attacked one of our Laotians concerning Thai issue and why you did that for especially you've acknowledge Thai people treated Laotians less of a human throughout history even more during your stayed in the refugee camp.

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An outright expression of hatred against people in general is unwise and lacks its virtue. There has to be some good people too in Thailand. If I see an unfair reference to them or a noxious plan to intentionally spread  a fallacy without any purported evidence but just to gain a popular support for dissension, I would not be afraid to speak against that individual even though he or she might be one of my fellow Laotians. I normally portray things as they are unless you prefer lies to draw smiles on your face or truth which could bring up some tears. A person of good moral principles should not under any circumstances feel the need to ingratiate himself or herself if it is just for the sake of loyalty. If it bears no merit, you should be able to express against it. Otherwise, you will be like those disgraced politicians who lack reluctance to allowing themselves for political pandering, serving the country based on a false notion and literally destroying the goodness of all. Is that the kind of leadership you want for Laos? Or a leadership that fundamentally and extremely adheres to a graceful moral standard?

 

BLM2010,

Don't just say only. Why don't you ask yourself and your family to move your silly ass back to stay in Laos?

If you can help those workers who trying hard to working there in Thailand to get money. Is there any good job or good money or good future in Laos?

At least Thailand still giving the good oppotunity to earn the money..where else can we go to work?

They go to work in the farms, in the factories, in the fisherman boats and so what? They knew who they are! They knew their limited of their education and they don't mind they people will lookdown on them to working as a lower class workers but who care? Money must come first.

BLM2010 seem to have high education but your vision and these people's vision is totally different.

BLM2010, you should come back to find job and working in Laos and see things in reality. Not just using your American's Degree to say by your lips and typing the keyboard at other side of the world only

Dark Angel wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:

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BLM1020 you seemed to be a pretty smart person and yet so indecisive .
Today you dislike Thai, but before that I've seen you attacked one of our Laotians concerning Thai issue and why you did that for especially you've acknowledge Thai people treated Laotians less of a human throughout history even more during your stayed in the refugee camp.

 

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Different actions and different behave to the poor human being so what would you expect from BLM who are not afraid to talk the truth.

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Since you pretty much can understand the nature of human then why are complaining
about they way Thai people behaved badly toward us?

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Some good and some bad just asking for the fairness and nothing more and nothing less.

 

 

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In fairness? If you want other people to respect and love you and Lao people, it has to start from with in.

 

BLM2010 wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:

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BLM1020 you seemed to be a pretty smart person and yet so indecisive .
Today you dislike Thai, but before that I've seen you attacked one of our Laotians concerning Thai issue and why you did that for especially you've acknowledge Thai people treated Laotians less of a human throughout history even more during your stayed in the refugee camp.

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An outright expression of hatred against people in general is unwise and lacks its virtue. There has to be some good people too in Thailand. If I see an unfair reference to them or a noxious plan to intentionally spread a fallacy without any purported evidence but just to gain a popular support for dissension, I would not be afraid to speak against that individual even though he or she might be one of my fellow Laotians. I normally portray things as they are unless you prefer lies to draw smiles on your face or truth which could bring up some tears. A person of good moral principles should not under any circumstances feel the need to ingratiate himself or herself if it is just for the sake of loyalty. If it bears no merit, you should be able to express against it. Otherwise, you will be like those disgraced politicians who lack reluctance to allowing themselves for political pandering, serving the country based on a false notion and literally destroying the goodness of all. Is that the kind of leadership you want for Laos? Or a leadership that fundamentally and extremely adheres to a graceful moral standard?

 

 

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Come on brother! as I can remember it, that was not about political? even if it was it was not your place to attack her and I don't remember seeing her written any thing that was damaging anyway. You were just showing people how divided we can be and it was up setting to me to see a smart person like you can be irrational and indecisive.  This is  the kind of nature that some of us seems to have and this is how we lost Lan xang.

 

Dark Angel wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:

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BLM1020 you seemed to be a pretty smart person and yet so indecisive .
Today you dislike Thai, but before that I've seen you attacked one of our Laotians concerning Thai issue and why you did that for especially you've acknowledge Thai people treated Laotians less of a human throughout history even more during your stayed in the refugee camp.

---

BLM just talked the truth , not attacked any one for fairness of human being right.

---

Well I respected him for his bravery to speak the truth, but what I don't understand was why attacked one of our people just because that person have no interest in Thai Medea, is this worth of compromising one of ours for the sake of Thai people?
It really made us looked dumb, especially from a smart person such like BLM.

PS. That was a girl too who he attacked and that's even worst! unless BLM is not Laotians but that does not matter as we all know it is wrong for a man to attack a woman especially over a petty thing .

---

Well , as I am Dark Angel so I know who he is so he is just another regular good human being .

---

A good human being would not have attacked a women who was simply speaking of the truth and nothing to do with BLM which he shouldn't have concerned himself about it at and took upon himself and got involved as a result it became an entertainment for Thai people who love to see Laotians against one another. In my opinion it was a disgraced to Laotians

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Hey ,man this topic is not about who BLM is Lao or not and I am not here to defend BLM . He might be rude to women or to you that doesn't mean he is not a good human being.

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Ahhh you've been defending for his bad choice of action all along, that's even worst since you're Laotian also. This really made Lao people seem so uncivilized in a modern society. I knew that BLM is a human being , and that the nature of a human does posses knowledge to know the differences between right and wrong and  normally human being does not attack another human with out a cause to certain degree point blank . On top of that the fight was quite senseless  and stupid, it was so appalling to see one of my fellow Laotians fighting with our girl about something that has nothing to do with them or Laos , but Thai instead . Then the worst part was I just found out how BLM felt about Thai people, as he said " " During a transfer from a jail to a camp, they constantly used derogatory terms when referring to Lao and sneeringly harassed young Lao girls with their Issan accent which made me want to spit on the faces of those darkies. I made it obvious as I stared down on them. These subhuman are merciless living their filthy lives in a country that selectively applies its law "
and for him to turn around and doing to very same thing to a Lao women without cause, it really took away the good nature in him as a human and made Lao look so uneducated and divided. 

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That is enough Thai (yellow shirt) kid , don't try to change the topic. If you would like to discuss about BLM personality and character then please post a new topic about BLM. So let debate about Laotian in Thailand in this topic if you will.

 

 

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You must be BLM yourself!

 

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BLM2010,

Don't just say only. Why don't you ask yourself and your family to move your silly ass back to stay in Laos?

If you can help those workers who trying hard to working there in Thailand to get money. Is there any good job or good money or good future in Laos?

At least Thailand still giving the good oppotunity to earn the money..where else can we go to work?

They go to work in the farms, in the factories, in the fisherman boats and so what? They knew who they are! They knew their limited of their education and they don't mind they people will lookdown on them to working as a lower class workers but who care? Money must come first.

BLM2010 seem to have high education but your vision and these people's vision is totally different.

BLM2010, you should come back to find job and working in Laos and see things in reality. Not just using your American's Degree to say by your lips and typing the keyboard at other side of the world only

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Moron, I am not in the position to tell those Laotians to leave or stay. I simply urge them to return home. I understand their desperation to make money, the need to support families, but it was just a figure of my speech.  I can see why a nitwit like you would not waste no time in displaying your aggressiveness under anonymous username, but it never surprises me. BLM will move to Laos when he feels like it.

 

Dark Angel wrote:

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 Anonymous wrote:

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BLM1020 you seemed to be a pretty smart person and yet so indecisive .
Today you dislike Thai, but before that I've seen you attacked one of our Laotians concerning Thai issue and why you did that for especially you've acknowledge Thai people treated Laotians less of a human throughout history even more during your stayed in the refugee camp.

---

BLM just talked the truth , not attacked any one for fairness of human being right.

---

Well I respected him for his bravery to speak the truth, but what I don't understand was why attacked one of our people just because that person have no interest in Thai Medea, is this worth of compromising one of ours for the sake of Thai people?
It really made us looked dumb, especially from a smart person such like BLM.

PS. That was a girl too who he attacked and that's even worst! unless BLM is not Laotians but that does not matter as we all know it is wrong for a man to attack a woman especially over a petty thing .

---

Well , as I am Dark Angel so I know who he is so he is just another regular good human being .

---

A good human being would not have attacked a women who was simply speaking of the truth and nothing to do with BLM which he shouldn't have concerned himself about it at and took upon himself and got involved as a result it became an entertainment for Thai people who love to see Laotians against one another. In my opinion it was a disgraced to Laotians

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Hey ,man this topic is not about who BLM is Lao or not and I am not here to defend BLM . He might be rude to women or to you that doesn't mean he is not a good human being.

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Ahhh you've been defending for his bad choice of action all along, that's even worst since you're Laotian also. This really made Lao people seem so uncivilized in a modern society. I knew that BLM is a human being , and that the nature of a human does posses knowledge to know the differences between right and wrong and  normally human being does not attack another human with out a cause to certain degree point blank . On top of that the fight was quite senseless  and stupid, it was so appalling to see one of my fellow Laotians fighting with our girl about something that has nothing to do with them or Laos , but Thai instead . Then the worst part was I just found out how BLM felt about Thai people, as he said " " During a transfer from a jail to a camp, they constantly used derogatory terms when referring to Lao and sneeringly harassed young Lao girls with their Issan accent which made me want to spit on the faces of those darkies. I made it obvious as I stared down on them. These subhuman are merciless living their filthy lives in a country that selectively applies its law "
and for him to turn around and doing to very same thing to a Lao women without cause, it really took away the good nature in him as a human and made Lao look so uneducated and divided. 

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That is enough Thai (yellow shirt) kid , don't try to change the topic. If you would like to discuss about BLM personality and character then please post a new topic about BLM. So let debate about Laotian in Thailand in this topic if you will.

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You must be BLM yourself!

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 Hey Thai kid , I am not BLM but I like BLM character and his believe.

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    This topic in about Laotian in Thailand OK not about BLM personality.

THAILAND: Migrant registration plan raises mass deportation fears

BANGKOK, 26 February 2010 (IRIN) - Thousands of migrant workers from Laos, Cambodia and Myanmar face possible deportation from Thailand unless they register their nationality this weekend.

Under a nationality verification (NV) scheme, migrants must register by 28 February for their work permits to be extended.

Thailand is a magnet for migrants seeking economic opportunities and the government says the process will give migrant workers legal status and better protect them from exploitative labour practices, including human trafficking and other rights violations.

However officials admit that just 500,000 people have applied to take part in the NV process so far.

And with threats of immediate deportation for those who do not comply, rights activists are worried.

"We support the policy as a concept, but the way in which that concept has been applied is simply terrible," Andy Hall, director of the Migrant Justice Programme at the Human Rights and Development Foundation, said during a public discussion on the issue on 24 February in Bangkok.

"We have to give credit to the government for trying to sort out the illegal migration problem in Thailand, but we think the nationality verification policy has failed and is failing."

Humanitarian "consequences"

According to the Thai Department of Employment, there are some 1.3 million legal migrant workers in the kingdom.

In addition, an estimated two million are irregular migrants, according to the International Organization for Migration (IOM), mainly from Myanmar.

Jackie Pollock, director of the MAP Foundation, a Thai NGO that assists migrants, warned that mass deportations of Burmese could have serious humanitarian consequences.

"There is a high likelihood the Burmese regime would close the border to stop them, so the migrants would be stuck in no man's land because Thailand doesn't want them either," Pollock told IRIN.

"That's when they start hiding out in fields and jungles," she said, citing previous mass deportations in the late 1990s where NGOs were left to assist Burmese migrants stranded along the border.

Verification process questioned

Under the NV process, applicants are required to submit information, including their name, age and place of birth, both to the Thai government and to their home country, to confirm their identity.

So far, most of those who have complied come from Cambodia and Laos, whose governments have been sending representatives to areas where their citizens live and work in Thailand to help register them.

But the process is proving problematic for Burmese migrants, whose government only agreed late last year to set up three areas near the border with Myanmar where Burmese workers in Thailand could have their documents processed.

Before then, they were expected to travel back to their home provinces.

However, according to NGOs working with Burmese migrants, many are reluctant to provide details to the Myanmar authorities for fear their families back home could be forced to pay additional taxes and subject to other forms of pressure.

"Even if the Burmese government doesn't have a policy to do bad things with that information now, they are worried that might change in the future," said Hall.

The process is also expensive, with NGOs claiming each worker has to pay up to US$300 to brokers to help with the paperwork - the equivalent of several months' wages.

According to a Human Rights Watch (HRW) report [see: http://www.hrw.org/en/reports/2010/02/23/tiger-crocodile-0] on migrant worker abuses launched this week, workers are already forced to pay up to $150 annually to brokers to renew their work permits, visas and health insurance.

The report also outlined the abuses that migrant workers allegedly suffer, including extortion, beatings and even extra-judicial killing, at the hands of Thai police and their employers.

Increasing vulnerability

The prospect of mass deportations was criticized by the UN Special Rapporteur on Migrants, Jorge Bustamante, who said the NV process would increase the vulnerability of irregular migrants in Thailand.

"Among the groups who may potentially be deported, there may be some who may be in need of international protection and should not be returned to the country of origin," warned Bustamante in an 18 February statement [http://www.reliefweb.int/rw/rwb.nsf/db900sid/SKEA-82SCY7?OpenDocument&rc=3&cc=tha].

"If pursued, the threats of mass expulsion will result in unprecedented human suffering and will definitely breach fundamental human rights obligations," he warned.

The Bangkok-based Global Alliance Against Traffic in Women also warned that the threat of mass deportations would increase the risk of trafficking.

"Restrictive migration policies are one of the main causes of trafficking," it said in a 23 February statement. "If working-class migrants are not able to access legal or safe migration and labour channels, third party agents become one of their only options to access opportunities abroad."


Source: IRIN News

 

Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:

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Dark Angel wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:

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BLM1020 you seemed to be a pretty smart person and yet so indecisive .
Today you dislike Thai, but before that I've seen you attacked one of our Laotians concerning Thai issue and why you did that for especially you've acknowledge Thai people treated Laotians less of a human throughout history even more during your stayed in the refugee camp.

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BLM just talked the truth , not attacked any one for fairness of human being right.

---

Well I respected him for his bravery to speak the truth, but what I don't understand was why attacked one of our people just because that person have no interest in Thai Medea, is this worth of compromising one of ours for the sake of Thai people?
It really made us looked dumb, especially from a smart person such like BLM.

PS. That was a girl too who he attacked and that's even worst! unless BLM is not Laotians but that does not matter as we all know it is wrong for a man to attack a woman especially over a petty thing .

---

Well , as I am Dark Angel so I know who he is so he is just another regular good human being .

---

A good human being would not have attacked a women who was simply speaking of the truth and nothing to do with BLM which he shouldn't have concerned himself about it at and took upon himself and got involved as a result it became an entertainment for Thai people who love to see Laotians against one another. In my opinion it was a disgraced to Laotians

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Hey ,man this topic is not about who BLM is Lao or not and I am not here to defend BLM . He might be rude to women or to you that doesn't mean he is not a good human being.

---

Ahhh you've been defending for his bad choice of action all along, that's even worst since you're Laotian also. This really made Lao people seem so uncivilized in a modern society. I knew that BLM is a human being , and that the nature of a human does posses knowledge to know the differences between right and wrong and  normally human being does not attack another human with out a cause to certain degree point blank . On top of that the fight was quite senseless  and stupid, it was so appalling to see one of my fellow Laotians fighting with our girl about something that has nothing to do with them or Laos , but Thai instead . Then the worst part was I just found out how BLM felt about Thai people, as he said " " During a transfer from a jail to a camp, they constantly used derogatory terms when referring to Lao and sneeringly harassed young Lao girls with their Issan accent which made me want to spit on the faces of those darkies. I made it obvious as I stared down on them. These subhuman are merciless living their filthy lives in a country that selectively applies its law "
and for him to turn around and doing to very same thing to a Lao women without cause, it really took away the good nature in him as a human and made Lao look so uneducated and divided. 

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That is enough Thai (yellow shirt) kid , don't try to change the topic. If you would like to discuss about BLM personality and character then please post a new topic about BLM. So let debate about Laotian in Thailand in this topic if you will.

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You must be BLM yourself!

 

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Hey Thai kid , I am not BLM but I like BLM character and his believe.

 

 

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You guys are very good grilling each other!
My Thai hands didn't even get dirty! Thanks my phee nong Lao, pretty soon you'll kill each other for the sake of the Vietnamese n Chinese.

 

Anonymous wrote:

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You guys are very good grilling each other!
My Thai hands didn't even get dirty! Thanks my phee nong Lao, pretty soon you'll kill each other for the sake of the Vietnamese n Chinese.

 

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Thats your opion!

as far as we soon will kill each other for the sake of the Vietnamese and Chinese?  why don't you look within your own you are already killing each others...just wait.. when your king is gone you will be in even deeper. Lao will never be in that position because truly we respect each others and we know that we can trust each others regardless of our disagreements.

Your hands didn't get dirty but, you mouth is...I beleived that the Thai are the one that hate to see Chinese and Vietnamese or any foreigners that came and doing besinesses in Lao. Thats why they visit this website and create chaos among us I do not fall for this for a second...

This is my opion and my opion only... you know what they say about opion?

opion is like a....hole everybody got one.

sorry folks i know is a little harsh but sometimes you just need to say it.

Nangdarling.

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You guys are very good grilling each other!
My Thai hands didn't even get dirty! Thanks my phee nong Lao, pretty soon you'll kill each other for the sake of the Vietnamese n Chinese.

 

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Thats your opion!

as far as we soon will kill each other for the sake of the Vietnamese and Chinese?  why don't you look within your own you are already killing each others...just wait.. when your king is gone you will be in even deeper. Lao will never be in that position because truly we respect each others and we know that we can trust each others regardless of our disagreements.

Your hands didn't get dirty but, you mouth is...I beleived that the Thai are the one that hate to see Chinese and Vietnamese or any foreigners that came and doing besinesses in Lao. Thats why they visit this website and create chaos among us I do not fall for this for a second...

This is my opion and my opion only... you know what they say about opion?

opion is like a....hole everybody got one.

sorry folks i know is a little harsh but sometimes you just need to say it.

Nangdarling.

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Of course it is your opinion speaking of the obvious and that's the only thing that you have to call it your own, but no country for you as your Lao Nai do not consider you as part of the family, speaking of trust ,  your people ( Lao Nai ) have more trust in Thai people, Vietnamese, and Chinese than Lao Nork like you! How sad? and the only one who has dirty mouth was you who can't seem to avoid from using harsh language in a normal conversation like the rest of the world. 

 

 

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Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:

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You guys are very good grilling each other!
My Thai hands didn't even get dirty! Thanks my phee nong Lao, pretty soon you'll kill each other for the sake of the Vietnamese n Chinese.

 

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Thats your opion!

as far as we soon will kill each other for the sake of the Vietnamese and Chinese?  why don't you look within your own you are already killing each others...just wait.. when your king is gone you will be in even deeper. Lao will never be in that position because truly we respect each others and we know that we can trust each others regardless of our disagreements.

Your hands didn't get dirty but, you mouth is...I beleived that the Thai are the one that hate to see Chinese and Vietnamese or any foreigners that came and doing besinesses in Lao. Thats why they visit this website and create chaos among us I do not fall for this for a second...

This is my opion and my opion only... you know what they say about opion?

opion is like a....hole everybody got one.

sorry folks i know is a little harsh but sometimes you just need to say it.

Nangdarling.

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Of course it is your opinion speaking of the obvious and that's the only thing that you have to call it your own, but no country for you as your Lao Nai do not consider you as part of the family, speaking of trust ,  your people ( Lao Nai ) have more trust in Thai people, Vietnamese, and Chinese than Lao Nork like you! How sad? and the only one who has dirty mouth was you who can't seem to avoid from using harsh language in a normal conversation like the rest of the world. 

 

 

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One more thing Nangdarling Lao people did a good job tarnishing their own image by the used of bad choice of language between Lao nork n Lao Nai when you guys have disagreements and now you too. So you guys don't need the help from Thai, Cambodian, Vietnamese, n Chinese at all  BRAVO!! to my phee nong Lao.

 

 

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