Ahmadi refugees who sought to escape persecution by fleeing to Thailand were held for more than six months in Bangkok’s overcrowded immigration detention centers.
A group of 94 Ahmadi Muslim refugees and two asylum seekers were released on bail on Monday. They await the results of resettlement applications, mainly to the U.S., where many communities take pride in ethnic diversity and religious tolerance.
Categories: Ahmadiyyat: True Islam, Asia, Human Rights, Thailand