The Mekong Migration Network develops resource books on pertinent issues in the Mekong subregion and advocates for the rights of migrants and their families
Announced by Labour Minister,Thailand will open a 15-day grace period for undocumented migrant workers from Cambodia, Lao , Myanmar, and Vietnam who are already employed in Thailand but lack legal status, https://t.co/8C7BzqGJQy
Myanmar workers going to lose another lifeline unless the junta relaxes its rules to respond to the earthquake catastrophe
#Myanmar#Japan
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Thousands of workers in the Adidas supplier Tsang Yin Shoe Factory Myanmar are on strike for a living wage of 12,000 kyats (around 5$) a day. Come on @adidas step up your game. It's the least you can do to alleviate the suffering of the people of @Myanmar.
@adidas
The House Committee on Security Affairs, led by chairman Rangsiman Rome, suggests on Thursday temporary ID card be issued to #Myanmar citizens who fled military conflicts into #Thailand so they can avoid having to pay bribe to corrupt Thai officials and can temporarily seek jobs.
Mekong Migration Network Statement:
Impact of Myanmar’s Forced Remittance, Double Taxation & Military Conscription Policies on Migrants
28 March 2024
"For example, regarding Thailand and Myanmar, we all belong to ASEAN community. Our brothers and sisters should not be viewed with apprehension but rather welcomed in times of need" Kasit Piromya, former Foreign Minister
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The Return of the Haze
"ASEAN has its framework in regard to the haze in place, but the challenge was to operationalise all the things stated in the framework"
https://t.co/rEwG5uvnb1