Ninety-two children are among a group of 158 Lao Hmong refugees who have been held at a detention centre in Thailand for two years.
Living in harsh conditions, the refugees are constantly in fear of being forcibly returned to Laos, where they are at risk of serious human rights violations. For 21 hours a day, they are locked inside the building where they live in overcrowded, windowless cells. Some have gone on hunger strike or threatened to commit suicide in protest against their detention.
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