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The fate of two Uyghurs in Thailand remains uncertain following the Council meeting

Two Uighurs transferred to an immigration detention center in Thailand on October 21, 2026, are still awaiting deportation.

Information verified against official sources on 4 November 2026.

Two Uyghurs transferred to an immigration detention center in Thailand on October 21, 2026, are still awaiting deportation. On November 2, 2026, Thailand's National Security Council discussed "law enforcement cooperation between Thailand and China." Human rights activists report that lawyers have been denied access to the detainees, and Thailand's compliance with human rights under the UN Universal Periodic Review will be reviewed on November 9, 2026. 2026-11-03

Source: Vertexaisearch

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Last verified: 04.11.2026

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