Help the Mountain Minority Groups Take Their First Step in Development

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[ ‘SHARE’ Mar-Apr 2016 ] STEP INTO THE WORLD

Ethnic minorities living in the northern mountain range of Thailand had been scattered around the boarders between Myanmar, Laos, Thailand, and Yunnan, China, and move around to cope with environmental changes. A large amount  of people of the tribes are not officially registered, in turn they have a hard time finding education, employment, and legal ownership of lands.

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Help Protect Northern Thailand’s Ethnic Minorities from Human Trafficking

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[ ‘SHARE’ Mar-Apr 2015 ] STEP INTO THE WORLD

“One day, a staff of ours saw a group of bewildered-looking Lahu girls loitering at the bus stop,” Pastor Prasang, head of Thai-Lahu Foundation (TLF), CEDAR’s partner, told us, “so the staff stopped a woman who appeared to be the contact person and asked where the girls were heading. The woman only knew that she was supposed to take them to an unknown destination, and she did not know what they were taken there for.”

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