Thai Activists Review UN Human Rights Recommendations, Criticize Government Stance
Thai activists gathered to review recommendations made to the government during the UN's Universal Periodic Review (UPR). They expressed disappointment with the government's response on issues like the lese-majeste law, refugee recognition, and indigenous rights, highlighting discrepancies with international standards.
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