Thailand Cracks Down on Foreign Fugitives, Moving Away From Safe Haven Image
Thailand, once perceived as a 'safe haven' for foreign fugitives, is intensifying massive crackdowns. Easy entry, police corruption, and shell companies have attracted fugitives, but the government is focusing on law enforcement and anti-corruption efforts to restore its international reputation.
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