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Thailand's chief of immigration, Surachate Hakparn, said the country "would not force her out." Al-Qunun would be allowed to stay in the country, AFP said after a meeting with representatives of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR).
"Thailand is a land of smiles, we will not allow anyone to die," said Sucharate. "We will take care of her as best as we can."
Sucharate also reported that the young woman was planning to seek asylum in another country. [Photo: Bureau de l'immigration de la Thaïlande / AFP]
Country. The photos show her leaving under escort from the airport, but we do not know where she was taken.
In a note, the UNHCR confirmed the care of the young Saudi woman and said that she should be entitled to asylum because of the danger of her return to her country of origin . The United Nations entity has not, however, given more details on the victim's "confidentiality and protection" issues.
A Saudi diplomat seized her pbadport while she had just disembarked from Bangkok International Airport on Sunday, she told the BBC. Authorities in the Arab country have reportedly contacted immigration teams in Thailand.
According to the BBC, the Saudi Embbady in Bangkok claims that Mohammed al-Qunun was arrested at the airport "because he had no return ticket" and that He should be deported to Kuwait "where he resides most of the time – your family".
"It seems that the Thai government is creating a conspiracy that would have tried to apply for a visa and that it was denied.In fact, it had a ticket for Australia, she did not want to enter in Thailand to begin with, "he said. Robertson of Human Rights Watch at the BBC.
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