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Thai government set ups a new labor program for refugees in camps | DW News

In Thailand the government has been allowing refugees to apply for work permits. UN officials have called this a “landmark step” for residents of refugee camps along the country’s borders. Tens of thousands of Cambodians — who once made up a large share of Thailand’s low-wage workforce — fled back home after border clashes. The resulting labour shortage has added urgency to the policy change.

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0:00 Refugees in the Mae La refugee camp are welcoming the new labour program
3:36 Michaela Friberg-Storey, UN Coordinator in Thailand
8:20 Georg Matthes, DW Asia Pacific Bureau Chief

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