Children at Umpiem Mai refugee camp in Thailand

MAE SOT, Thailand - Children get together in a library of Umpiem Mai refugee camp near Mae Sot, northwestern Thailand, in June 2014. Some 120,000 refugees from Myanmar including ethnic minority Karen remain registered in Thailand even following the end of junta rule in Myanmar. (Kyodo)

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