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South East Asia: ‘Boat people’ crisis summit an opportunity that must not be missed | Amnesty International USA

30.5.15

South East Asia: ‘Boat people’ crisis summit an opportunity that must not be missed | Amnesty International USA: Indonesia, Thailand and Malaysia have taken crucial first steps by offering temporary humanitarian assistance and reversing appalling policies of turning back boats. However, efforts must be stepped up to address all forms of migration while respecting human rights. Governments have a responsibility to ensure legal and safe routes of migration.


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