Thailand pardons two Chinese Uighurs, prepares for deportation
Two Chinese Uyghurs held in detention in Thailand since 2014 have received a royal pardon and are awaiting deportation.
Information verified against official sources on 24 October 2026.
Two Chinese Uyghurs, who had been detained in Thailand since 2014, have received a royal pardon and are awaiting deportation. They have been transferred to the Immigration Detention Center in Bangkok. The decision on where they will be deported (to China or another country) will be made by the Thai government. Under Thai law, imprisoned foreign nationals can only be deported after serving their sentences. 2026-10-22
Source: Vertexaisearch
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Last verified: 24.10.2026
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