Myanmar Migrant Leader Assaulted Outside UN Bangkok Office
A leader of a Myanmar migrant worker group was assaulted during a protest outside the UN office in Bangkok, calling for the abolition of nationality verification centers. The incident raises concerns about violence in resolving migrant worker issues in Thailand.
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