Thailand objects to Myanmar junta's 25% salary remittance rule; CI centers to continue
The junta's stipulation that Myanmar migrant workers in Thailand must remit 25 percent of their income to Myanmar is contrary to international standards, and Thailand objects to it, the Thai Minister of Labour said on No
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