Human Rights Watch has asked the Thai government not to deport 112 recently detained ethnic Uighurs back to China. Thai authorities detained the group near the Thai-Cambodia border. They are now being held in the central Immigration Detention Center in Bangkok.
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Brad Adams, Asia director of Human Rights Watch has said. “Thailand needs to act quickly to ensure that these people are protected and not sent into harm’s way.”
Thailand, as a signatory to the International Convention Against Torture, has agreed persons in custody will not be compulsorily sent to a country where they would be at risk of being persecuted, tortured, or subject to other serious human rights violations.
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