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Law needed to regulate Thai investors’ abuses abroad: Thai, Myanmar groups

27 February 2017
The Nation
Domestic investors / Economic, social and cultural rights / Economy and commerce / Environmental and biodiversity protection / Exports / Foreign investors / Human rights / Imports / Investment / Investment policy and regulation / Trade / Trade policy and regulation
Dawei Development Association / Dawei Special Economic Zone / Hongsa coal-fired power plant / sugar plantations / Thailand / Xayaburi dam

Community groups in Thailand and Myanmar have urged protection of human rights and prevention of environmental impacts – after Thai entrepreneurs were reported to have carried out abusive and environmentally damaging acts in neighbouring countries. Some 27 Thai non-government groups and the Dawei Development Association, a ...

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Law needed to regulate Thai investors’ abuses abroad: Thai, Myanmar groups

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