AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoRefugee Livelihoods: Thailand’s work-permit scheme has opened a path to self-reliance for refugees from Myanmar’s border camps. About 6,800 have been allowed to work outside the camps, where aid cuts have reduced food and healthcare support. Stage and Culture: Bangkok Theatre Festival will present 103 shows in November, with artists from Myanmar among its international performers and a programme spanning languages, storytelling and live audience participation. Rohingya Advocacy: Activist and author Yasmin Ullah received Italy’s 2026 Daniele Po International Human Rights Prize, recognising her work for Rohingya rights and women’s leadership; she is also meeting students to discuss human rights and reconciliation. Education: Calls are growing for tighter oversight of private and international schools in Myanmar, as parents and residents raise concerns about overcrowding, unsafe locations and traffic disruption.
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