Thailand: Military Forcibly Evicts Forest Residents

Email The Thai military junta should cease forced evictions, arbitrary arrests and detention, and intimidation of residents in six forest villages in Buriram province, Human Rights Watch said today. Villagers have been relocated to two sites that are unsuitable for habitation. (New York) – The Thai military junta should cease forced evictions, arbitrary arrests and detention, and intimidation of residents in six forest villages in Buriram province, Human Rights Watch said today. Villagers have been relocated to two sites that are unsuitable for habitation.read more

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