South Thailand Security Allowance Cuts Expose Government's Misunderstanding of Southern Issues
The Thai government's reduction of hazard pay for police officers operating in the southern border provinces has highlighted a lack of understanding of the long-standing security issues in the region. Concerns are being raised about increased difficulties in maintaining security.
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