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World Refugee Day Event

Thousands of Karen refugees in nine camps along the Thai-Burma border are facing a survival crisis following drastic cuts in humanitarian aid. Access to food, education, and healthcare is rapidly …disappearing. Urgent support and legal work opportunities are now more critical than ever.
Appeal to Donors: International donors are urgently called upon to continue their vital support for refugee communities.
Due to ongoing conflict and intensified air and artillery attacks by the SAC on civilian areas, it remains impossible for refugees to return safely to their homeland. Therefore, the Karen Peace Support Network (KPSN) urges international donors to maintain support for food, health services, and education during this critical period. Any reduction in aid should be based on thorough needs assessments and undertaken in close consultation with the Thai government and refugee committees.
This approach is essential to ensure that the shift from aid dependency to self-reliance is both realistic and sustainable. KPSN also calls on the Thai government to expand opportunities for refugees to access Thai language and non-formal education, enabling children and youth to become valuable human resources and a capable workforce for Thai society in the future.
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