Dega unity
Connect voices across 32 tribes and the diaspora around a shared Dega identity, common priorities, and collective responsibility without erasing tribal identities.
About Operation Siam
Operation Siam is being launched to strengthen unity across the Dega people, address practical and protection-related needs among Dega refugees and asylum-seekers in Thailand, and build responsible pathways for institutional engagement.
Identity and responsibility
Dega Central Highlands Organization (DCHO) is the accountable U.S.-based organization coordinating Operation Siam. The initiative is being designed to bring community knowledge into humanitarian planning while maintaining clear boundaries around legal authority, protection decisions, and public information.
Purpose
Connect voices across 32 tribes and the diaspora around a shared Dega identity, common priorities, and collective responsibility without erasing tribal identities.
Priorities begin with the experiences, choices, capacities, and consent of affected communities.
Visibility, data collection, and referrals are considered through a do-no-harm lens.
Briefings distinguish verified facts, source-reported information, operational observations, and unresolved questions.
Independence notice
Operation Siam is independent of UNHCR, IOM, the Royal Thai Government, the U.S. Government, and other institutions unless a written partnership is specifically identified. Links and citations are provided for public information and do not imply endorsement.
Operation Siam does not determine eligibility for asylum, Thailand’s National Screening Mechanism, visas, immigration relief, or third-country resettlement.
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