Amnesty International Thailand followed the story of “Dan,” a pseudonymous Dega teenager who fled the Central Highlands and built a precarious life in Thailand while seeking protection.
Human Rights Watch documented the arrest of 181 refugees and asylum seekers in Nonthaburi in August 2018, including more than 50 children, and raised concerns about detention and interpretation.
Radio Free Asia reported that roughly 50 Dega asylum seekers left Cambodia for Thailand in early 2017 after rejected claims and fear of forced return.
Al Jazeera’s 2017 feature followed Dega families in and around Bangkok as they described flight, informal work, language barriers, arrest risk, and long waits for protection decisions.
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