Key Objectives In 2006, the Government of Canada accepted 806 Karen refugees for resettlement in Canada. These refugees lived in Mae La Oon camp in Thailand, 800 kms northwest of Bangkok. Most - International Refugee Organization - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Key Objectives In 2006, the Government of Canada accepted 806 Karen refugees for resettlement in Canada. These refugees lived in Mae La Oon camp in Thailand, 800 kms northwest of Bangkok. Most Add to Reading List Document Date: 2007-05-10 03:48:43 Open Document File Size: 244,82 KB Share Result on Facebook City Bangkok / / Country Thailand / Myanmar / Canada / / / Facility Rajanakarn Building / Mae La Oon camp / / Organization Government of Canada / IOM / Peter Salnikowski International Organization for Migration / / Person Mae La Oon / Peter Salnikowski / Karen Refugees / / Position Cultural Orientation Coordinator / Cultural Orientation Coordinator for South East Asia / / ProvinceOrState South Sathorn Road Sathorn District / / Region South East Asia / / URL www.iom-seasia.org / www.iom.int/activities / / SocialTag Refugee Right of asylum International Organization for Migration Karen people Asia Thailand Human migration Demography Forced migration Population

Key Objectives In 2006, the Government of Canada accepted 806 Karen refugees for resettlement in Canada. These refugees lived in Mae La Oon camp in Thailand, 800 kms northwest of Bangkok. MostAdd to Reading List