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Thailand Should Leave 'No Stone Unturned' After 62 Found Guilty Of Trafficking
More needs to be done to ensure that human traffickers are brought to justice and Rohingya migrants are protected, rights groups said on Thursday, after a trial in which 62 people were convicted of crimes including trafficking and murder.
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Verdicts in Thai Human Trafficking Trial Years Away
A Thai court's examination of 500 witnesses in a case against 88 suspected human traffickers will take as long as two years, a court official said today, meaning verdicts in a case that sparked an international outcry are even further away.
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Thai General Among Human Trafficking Suspects in Court
Dozens of people arrested in Thailand's human trafficking crackdown, including a senior general, appeared in court today, days after the police officer in charge of the investigation tendered his resignation saying he feared for his life.
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Thai PM in Court for Hearing That May Lead to Her Dismissal
Thai Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra arrived at the Constitutional Courton Tuesday to defend herself against charges of abuse of power - one of two legal challenges that could see her removed from office this month.
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Thailand Should Leave 'No Stone Unturned' After 62 Found Guilty Of Trafficking
More needs to be done to ensure that human traffickers are brought to justice and Rohingya migrants are protected, rights groups said on Thursday, after a trial in which 62 people were convicted of crimes including trafficking and murder.
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Verdicts in Thai Human Trafficking Trial Years Away
A Thai court's examination of 500 witnesses in a case against 88 suspected human traffickers will take as long as two years, a court official said today, meaning verdicts in a case that sparked an international outcry are even further away.
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Thai General Among Human Trafficking Suspects in Court
Dozens of people arrested in Thailand's human trafficking crackdown, including a senior general, appeared in court today, days after the police officer in charge of the investigation tendered his resignation saying he feared for his life.
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Thai PM in Court for Hearing That May Lead to Her Dismissal
Thai Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra arrived at the Constitutional Courton Tuesday to defend herself against charges of abuse of power - one of two legal challenges that could see her removed from office this month.
