Thailand criticised for returning Myanmar resistance members


BANGKOK, April 11 (AP): Human rights groups and opposition politicians in Thailand are criticising the government for forcibly repatriating three men who were reportedly members of an anti-government resistance movement in military-ruled Myanmar.

The Bangkok-based People’s Empowerment Foundation said the action violated universal human rights principles and Thailand’s own policy because the men were likely to be in danger as a result of their activities fighting against Myanmar's government.

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