Kayan ‘Long Neck’ Refugees From Myanmar Struggle as Thailand’s Tourism Crashes

10 September 2020

With Thailand’s borders still closed due to COVID-19, Kayan refugees who fled conflict in Myanmar decades ago have lost their main source of income�

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