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You are kindly suggested to contact UNHCR directly in person for any assistance. You have the rights to call the office for your protection.

You can ask Burmese Interpreter for help if you have any difficulty with the language.

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03 21171400 or 03 21411322

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012 6305060 ( UNHCR HotLine, 9 am to 11 pm)
0326913005 ( Only for Arrest & Detention )

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Refugees In Malaysia


In Malaysia there are 84,000 refugees and the UNHCR office received over 40,000 new asylum claims in 2009.

Even with UNHCR refugee status, they are subjected to arbitrary arrest, detention in appalling conditions, caning, extortion, human trafficking and deportation back to the persecution that they fled.

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Chin Enthnic Groups

Many Chin Ethnic groups, escaping extensive human rights abuses perpetrated by the State Peace and Development Council (SPDC) and the Burmese military junta, travel to Malaysia or India to register with the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), for resettlement to a third country and to seek their safety and better future for their freedom. Most Chin Ethnics are not trying to make money in Malaysia, their hope is to find a new life with the help of UNHCR.
On condition, they have to work for their living. Who can live without food for long ? Who can feed these people till they are resettled to Third Country ?

As a human being, they can be good or bad but it is sure that not every refugees can be bad! All chin communities and NGOs are trying to educate them for the betterment.
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According to Burmese workers and refugees, they are often raided by RELA groups and are randomly arrested even if they hold legal work permits or refugee recognition certificates issued by the United Nations refugee agency (UNHCR).

The Burmese then are forcibly imprisoned in detention camps and are sentenced for deportation.

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