Myanmar Labor Assistance and Rights Discussed in Thailand
On March 26, 2025, U Okkar Min, Chairman of the Union Parliament Representative Committee and Labor Affairs Committee, held a meeting with labor assistance groups and charitable organizations in Thailand. The discussion focused on solving challenges faced by Myanmar workers and exploring ways to protect their rights.
Key Discussions on Myanmar Migrant Workers
During the meeting, U Okkar Min outlined the activities of the Union Parliament Representative Committee and the Labor Affairs Committee. He also provided updates on:
- Appeals made to Thai lawmakers regarding Myanmar migrant workers.
- International Labor Organization (ILO) initiatives for Myanmar workers.
- Challenges faced by Myanmar workers in Thailand.
Concerns Raised by Labor Groups
Representatives of the labor assistance groups highlighted several key issues, including:
- Legal challenges for Myanmar workers in Thailand.
- Rights violations faced by migrant workers.
- Recommendations for improving labor rights protection.
Commitment to Addressing Labor Issues
In response, U Okkar Min assured that the Labor Affairs Committee will continue to work closely with labor groups to address these challenges. He emphasized that recommendations from the discussion will be submitted to relevant authorities for further action.
This meeting underscores the commitment to improving conditions for Myanmar workers and ensuring their rights are protected under Thai labor laws.