Zur Verbrennung thailändischer Fahnen… (Update)

… wird es wohl nicht kommen, trotz dieser Horrormeldung von den Andamanen:

Survivors rescued by Indian coast guards say hundreds of other asylum-seekers are still missing after leaving Bangladesh and Burma since the end of November.

They told the BBC that they paid agents to take them to Thailand by boat so that they could have a better life.

They said that the Thai authorities detained many of them in Koh Sai Daeng island.

“Thai soldiers tied up our hands and then put us in boats without engines. These were towed into the high sea by motorised boats and left to drift,” said Zaw Win, a survivor rescued by Indian coast guards off the coast of Little Andamans after drifting for 12 days.

“We were without food and water. The Thai soldiers clearly wanted us to die on the boats,” Win told the BBC by telephone from a camp where survivors are being cared for.

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Nachtrag 4.2.2009

Über einen neuen Vorfall berichten die FAZ (leider nicht frei) und die englische Ausgabe von welt.de.

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Tags: Bangla Desh, Burma, Indien, Indonesien, Menschenrechte, Migration, Muslime, Thailand

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