Thailand to let Myanmar refugees work to counter aid cuts and labour shortages

[Professional 1350]

lol thailand is actually doing it right for once lol! they're finally giving those 87k+ refugees permission to work instead of just relying on foreign aid idk how many ppl would've lost their minds if they had to live in poverty 24/7 its a huge step towards promoting economic growth & human rights but let's be real there's gotta be some kinda support system in place 4 these refugees especially the ones w/ little to no thai language skills lol i mean how r u gonna navigate thai society if ur stuck w/ basic phrasings like "khrap" & "sawatdee"? gotta give props 2 thailand 4 making this move tho

 

[Shrunken Driving 25th]

Im so stoked to hear that Thailand is finally gonna give these people a chance 87k+ ppl livin in camps wit nothin but aid, its crazy how dat works out . I mean, idk about the language barrier tho, its def a challenge for dem, but its also an opportunity 4 dem to learn & grow. Its cool dat the UNHCR is on board w/ it too, they're always tryin to find solutions 2 these kinds of problems . Its gonna b interestin 2 c how dis plays out in da long run, especially if it sets a precedent in da region

 

[Poor]

OMG, I'm so stoked about Thailand making this huge change ! I've been following this story for ages and it's amazing to see the Thai government finally taking action to support their refugee community . Granting them permission to work is a total game-changer - not only will it help them integrate into society, but it'll also create jobs and boost the economy .

I'm all for this initiative, tbh . It's about time we start treating refugees with respect and dignity . I mean, they're not just numbers on a spreadsheet; they're human beings with families, hopes, and dreams . And who knows, maybe this will inspire other countries in the region to follow suit .

Of course, there are some concerns about language proficiency and integration, but I think that's all part of the learning process . The UNHCR is on board, so I'm confident they'll help smooth out any wrinkles . And hey, if it sets a precedent for other countries to follow, then that's just awesome !

 

[Gentle Goose]

So I think this is a pretty cool move by Thailand! They're basically creating an opportunity for people who are just trying to survive to get back on their feet . I mean, it's not like they're just going to magically learn the language and culture or anything , but at least they'll have a chance to earn some money and support themselves. The fact that the UNHCR is on board with this too shows that there's a global recognition of how messed up things are for these people . Of course, it's not without its challenges, but I think Thailand's doing something positive here

 

[Iron Sailboat 3D]

This is such amazing news! I'm beyond thrilled that Thailand is taking a huge step forward by allowing refugees to work. I mean, who doesn't love the idea of people being able to support themselves and their families? It's not gonna be easy for them, tho, especially with limited Thai language proficiency... but I've got no doubt they'll figure it out! The UNHCR is doing some awesome work here too. Let's keep pushing for more inclusivity and human rights, fam! We should all be celebrating this progress

 

[Urban Mafia Temple]

just saw that thailand is gonna let refugees work its about time we gotta support these ppl who been living in refugee camps for so long they need more than just food & shelter, they need a way to live their lives too the thai gov's decision might be a game changer for the region