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25 Ιουν 2001 · UNHCR and Malaysian authorites on Tuesday closed Malaysia's last camp for Vietnamese boat-people, ending 21 years of cooperation in which more than a quarter-million people transited the country. Tuesday's ceremony at Sungei Besi camp, near Kuala Lumpur, was attended by Malaysian Foreign Minister Datuk Abdullah Haji Ahmad Badawi and UNHCR's ...
- Last Vietnamese boat refugee leaves Malaysia | UNHCR
When the Pulau Bidong camp closed in 1990, he moved to...
- Last Vietnamese boat refugee leaves Malaysia | UNHCR
30 Αυγ 2005 · When the Pulau Bidong camp closed in 1990, he moved to Sungai Besi. This camp was also closed in 1996, and he had to blend in to local Malaysian life outside the camp. Twenty years after he fled Viet Nam, Doan is finally returning home with his fiancée, an event welcomed by UNHCR's Representative in Malaysia, Volker Türk.
A refugee camp for Vietnamese boat people was set up in Sungai Besi in 1982. It was consisted of two camp sites, one of which the location was approximately where Astro Bukit Jalil is situated today. The camp was officially closed in 1996 with the repatriation of 22 boat people to Hanoi, the last batch of refugees to leave Malaysia.
There was another refugee camp, Sungei Besi Camp. When the Pulau Bidong camp closed in 1990, Doan moved to Sungai Besi. This camp was also closed in 1996, and he had to blend in to local Malaysian life outside the camp.
Show more. (5 Jun 1995) Natural Sound A protest in a Malaysian refugee camp turned violent Monday. Police fired tear gas as about a thousand Vietnamese refugees broke out of their camp in...
25 Ιουν 1996 · A ceremony to mark the occasion was held at the Sungei Besi camp, near Kuala Lumpur, with Malaysian Foreign Minister Datuk Abdullah bin Haji Ahmad Badawi and UNHCR's Assistant High...
7 Ιουλ 2003 · As a young girl, I remember staring at the refugees staying at the Sungei Besi Refugee camp. Their vacant stare, looking onto the outside world from behind the barbed wire, will forever be etched in my mind, although I was no more than ten when the camp was closed.
