'We don't have to wait for others to support us': Myanmar refugees find hope in Thailand's work program

Myanmar refugees in Thailand are finding hope in a new work program, which allows them to work legally after a year of being granted this right. This move has been welcomed by refugees and rights groups, but they also point out that the program's first year has shown significant shortcomings. The program's success is crucial for the refugees' economic stability and integration into Thai society.

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Thailand's work program provides legal employment for refugees, improving their living conditions. This move is welcomed by refugees and rights groups, offering a sense of stability and opportunity.

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