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2014년 11월 17일

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Mekong Watch, Physicians for Human Rights, Thilawa Social Development Group

Myanmar: Report shows higher rates of hunger & sickness, substandard conditions in Thilawa economic zone relocation site

“Forced Displacement Leaves Burmese Families Living in Substandard Conditions, with Higher Rates of Hunger and Sickness - New Report Shows Burmese Government Violated International Guidelines”, 13 November 2014

The Burmese government violated international standards when forcibly displacing families from the Thilawa Special Economic Zone (SEZ) by threatening many residents with court appearances and imprisonment, giving them inadequate compensation for land lost, and failing to provide training or other means of income to those who lost their jobs, according to a new report by Physicians for Human Rights (PHR). "A Foreseeable Disaster in Burma: Forced Displacement in the Thilawa Special Economic Zone" shows that displacement also affected families’ food security and health conditions, as families reported higher levels of hunger, child malnutrition, and sickness, as well as reduced access to medical treatment…

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