80,000 Myanmar refugees in Thai border camps unable to return home

80,000 refugees live in camps along the border between Thailand and Myanmar. They fled to Thailand because of conflicts between Myanmar's military and its ethnic armies. 30 years on, many are still unable to return. Although 10 ethnic armed groups have signed the nationwide ceasefire agreement, citizens are still experiencing periodic fighting and some breaches of the pact. The government has been trying to encourage more to join the agreement but many ethnic armed groups are hesitant as they are not convinced the national military will honour the pact.
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[@patt5085]

The children look fed and happy at least

[@myotoke4625]

I can't lied awake at night because I know there still lives locked inside broken tents

[@theinthan5362]

Aw မဲလာ ကိုး သွားအုံးမယ် ❤❤❤❤

[@ForgotToLike]

You mean 70 years on not 30

[@KSG10]

😔

[@dayylogg9716]

The Beast system of a one world government rules from Jerusalem may solved the stateless refugee problem.