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The number of illegal migrants has grown very rapidly . From around 38,000 in 1987 ( Wut 1995 ) , the National Security Council estimates that in September 1994 , 525,000 illegal immigrants lived in Thailand , nearly twothirds of them ...
The number of illegal migrants has grown very rapidly . From around 38,000 in 1987 ( Wut 1995 ) , the National Security Council estimates that in September 1994 , 525,000 illegal immigrants lived in Thailand , nearly twothirds of them ...
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While it is difficult to estimate in quantitative terms the drag on industrial change created by the presence of illegal workers , we may obtain some indication of its effects on labor - intensive sectors . Various pressure groups from ...
While it is difficult to estimate in quantitative terms the drag on industrial change created by the presence of illegal workers , we may obtain some indication of its effects on labor - intensive sectors . Various pressure groups from ...
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MANAGING THE FLOW OF ILLEGAL WORKERS : RATIONALITY AND RESPECT FOR HUMAN RIGHTS As in most countries , a major obstacle in producing a coherent and rational immigration policy in Thailand is the number of agencies who have ...
MANAGING THE FLOW OF ILLEGAL WORKERS : RATIONALITY AND RESPECT FOR HUMAN RIGHTS As in most countries , a major obstacle in producing a coherent and rational immigration policy in Thailand is the number of agencies who have ...
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