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The Korea-Thailand Cooperation on the Refugee Issues

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The refugee issue has been a problem that the international community has worked together for more than several decades, but it is still an issue that has a combination of various problems such as discrimination, unreasonable treatment, poverty, and social maladjustment due to each country's interests and social awareness. In addition, the recent COVID-19 situation has put refugees in a more difficult situation, who are forced to belong to the vulnerable group in the social structure. In this situation, it is time for bilateral and multilateral cooperation beyond the activities of each country or organization. This paper examines the current status of refugee issues and the impact of COVID-19, analyzes the policies and systems for refugees in Thailand which is relatively successful in managing refugee issues, and Korea which implemented a legal base for the refugee for the first time in Asia, and present cooperation measures between two countries for the related issues.

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The refugee issue has been a problem that the international community has worked together for more than several decades, but it is still an issue that has a combination of various problems such as discrimination, unreasonable treatment, poverty, and social maladjustment due to each country's interests and social awareness. In addition, the recent COVID-19 situation has put refugees in a more difficult situation, who are forced to belong to the vulnerable group in the social structure. In this situation, it is time for bilateral and multilateral cooperation beyond the activities of each country or organization. This paper examines the current status of refugee issues and the impact of COVID-19, analyzes the policies and systems for refugees in Thailand which is relatively successful in managing refugee issues, and Korea which implemented a legal base for the refugee for the first time in Asia, and present cooperation measures between two countries for the related issues.

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