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　　Thailand's military government has deported morethan 100 ethnic Uighurs to China. Human rightsgroups and the United Nations criticize the Thaigovernment for the act.
　　The overnight deportation of the ethnic Uighurs toChina occurred at a military air force base. TheUighurs were earlier held in detention centers acrossThailand. The group was mostly men but includedsome women and children.
　　Reports Thursday said Thai authorities used force tocontrol the men who resisted as they were put on a plane to China. Reports also said womenwere heard asking Thai officials not to return them to China, where many say they facepersecution – severe and unfair treatment.
　　Weerachon Sukondhapatipak is the Thai Deputy Government spokesman. He says the decisionto deport the group came following long negotiations with international officials.
　　He also said the Uighurs in the group had lived in China for quite some time, and wereidentified as having Chinese citizenship.
　　The group was part of about 370 ethnic Uighurs held in Thai detention centers since their arrivalearly last year. The World Uighur Congress in Germany says talks over what would happen tothe refugees included officials from Germany, the European Union, the United States, Turkeyand China.
　　More Uighurs are leaving China for Southeast Asia because of persecution by the Chinesegovernment. The Uighurs make up about 45 percent of the population in western China'sXinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region. Chinese authorities have accused Uighurs of separatistacts of violence to establish an independent state.
　　International organizations and rights groups condemn Thailand's decision to deport theUighurs.
　　Sophie Richardson is the China director of the U.S.-based Human Rights Watch. She saysThailand had broken international human rights law.
　　"If in fact it is true the Thai government has sent these people back it has committed a graveviolation of international human rights law. You do not send people back to a place where theyhave well-founded fear of persecution," she said.
　　Angry protesters attacked the honorary Thai consulate general in Istanbul, Turkey. Some brokewindows and pulled down the Thai flag. However, no injuries were reported.