Amnesty Urges Thailand Not to Repatriate Uyghurs, Cites Freedom of Expression Concerns
Amnesty International's Secretary-General urged Thai authorities not to return five Uyghur men to China, citing risks of torture. She also expressed concerns over restrictions on freedom of expression in Thailand, particularly under lèse-majesté laws.
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