Migrant Workers From Myanmar and Cambodia Finally Gain Public Recognition in Bangkok
A massive mural in Bangkok's upscale Thonglor neighborhood celebrates the contributions of migrant workers from Myanmar and Cambodia, aiming to foster social recognition and bridge the gap between them and Thai society.
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