Since the 2021 military coup in Myanmar, many Myanmar refugees have fled the country to seek asylum in Thailand in order to save their lives. It is estimated that nearly 4 million internally displaced persons, though the exact number of those seeking refuge in neighboring countries, including Thailand, remains unknown.
In reality, Myanmar has long faced political issues, and nine refugee camps that have existed for over 40 years have had an impact on shaping a system of corruption in Thailand, through the exploitation and extortion of these refugees.
“Legal to Steal” is a feeling rooted in both gratitude and fear in a situation of human instability. The definition of corruption from this group of friends may differ from what the general public in society considers, but this definition is derived from the complexities of political conflict, the allocation of shared benefits, armed conflict, and the struggle to survive in a society that currently has no laws to protect them.
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