MP Urges Government to Safeguard Uyghur Rights
A Thai Member of Parliament has called on the government to protect the rights of Uyghurs residing in the country, expressing concerns about activities that could lead to human rights abuses. This move comes amid rising international attention to the treatment of Uyghurs in Thailand and potential pressure from China.
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