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The list of documents below includes reports and articles that the Internal Displacement Monitoring Centre has included in the profile as well as links to relevant reports and articles published since the last update of this Internal Displacement Profile.

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"Peace Talks Announced to Address the Conflict in Southern Thailand", Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS), March 2013
"Thailand's deadly southern insurgency", CNN, 19 February 2013
"Militants attack military base in Thailand's deep south, marines kill 16", The Christian Science Monitor, 13 February 2013
"Despite the mass exodus of teachers, there are those who refuse to leave", IsraNews Agency, 30 December 2012
9 months into the 9th year - Amidst the enigmatic violence, the Pa(t)tani Peace Process still keeps on moving, Deep South Watch (DSW), 23 December 2012
"Renewed emergency legislation leaves southern Thailand in human rights limbo", Amnesty International (AI), 21 December 2012
"Human Rights Watch denounces insurgents’ killings of Thai teachers in violent south", Associated Press (AP), 17 December 2012
"6 rangers hurt in deep South bomb attack", Bangkok Post, 15 December 2012
"Teachers want to flee South", The Nation, 13 December 2012
"Kids, teachers killed in school and teahouse attacks in Thailand", Agence France-Presse (AFP), 11 December 2012
Thailand: The Evolving Conflict in the South, International Crisis Group (ICG), 11 December 2012
"Hundreds of Thai schools shut over militant attacks", Philippine Daily Inquirer (The Inquirer), 26 November 2012
"Thailand: Separatists Target Teachers in Renewed Violence", Human Rights Watch (HRW), 10 October 2012
"Funding to stop suspicious land grab", IsraNews Agency, 5 October 2012
"Government plans more strategies to help victims of Deep South unrest ", National News Bureau of Thailand (NNT), 28 September 2012
"School Bomb Injures Four in Thai Deep South", The Irrawaddy, 25 September 2012
"SBPAC grants 7.5 million baht to victims of southern unrest", National News Bureau of Thailand (NNT), 21 September 2012
"More and more Buddhist Thais in deep South are giving up their land after violence", National News Bureau of Thailand (NNT), 12 September 2012
Concluding observations of the Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination, UN Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination (CERD), 31 August 2012
"Compensation payments out for victims of violence", IsraNews Agency, 24 August 2012
"Good intentions are not enough in the deep South", Pathan, Don, 22 August 2012
At the kingdom's edge: Exploring Thailand's forgotten conflict, McDermott, Gerard, 13 July 2012
"Southern violence victims may receive more compensation", National News Bureau of Thailand (NNT), 13 June 2012
"No settlement in sight for southern Thailand", Asia Times Online, 23 May 2012
"Dreaming of a sultanate", The Economist, 5 May 2012
"Thailand’s Buddhists Take Up Arms Against Insurgency", Newsweek, 16 April 2012
"Building the case for peace dialogues", Satha-Anand, Chaiwat, 6 April 2012
"Thailand says no talks with southern insurgents", Bangkok Post, 4 April 2012
"Thai Bomb Attacks Mark Increased Threat", The Wall Street Journal, April 2012
"Bomb blasts kill 11 in southern Thailand", The Guardian, 31 March 2012
"Four shot dead by troops in Thai south: police", Agence France-Presse (AFP), 30 January 2012
"Victims of southern violence demand equal assistance as political victims", National News Bureau of Thailand (NNT), 25 January 2012
"Families of first South victims head compensation queue", Bangkok Post, 22 January 2012
"Eight committees set up to rehabilitate southern violence victims", National News Bureau of Thailand (NNT), 19 January 2012
"Justice Minister: Government to consider compensation for southern violence victims", Pattaya Mail, 14 January 2012
"South's seemingly lost cause", Bangkok Post, 8 January 2012
"41 killed, 47 injured in Thai unrest south in November", Xinhua News Agency, 7 December 2011
Waging Peace: ASEAN and the Thai-Cambodian Border Conflict, International Crisis Group (ICG), 6 December 2011
"Thai Flood Victims Face Challenges Returning Home", Voice of America (VOA), 29 November 2011
"Death toll from Thailand floods rises past 500; water approaches Bangkok’s rail systems", Associated Press (AP), 6 November 2011
"Six police hurt in Yala bomb attack", Bangkok Post, 2 November 2011
"Floods inch closer to heart of Thailand’s capital", Associated Press (AP), 28 October 2011
The Protracted Violence amidst the Unstable Political Situation after 2011 Elections, Deep South Watch - Center for the Study of Conflict and Cultural Diversity - Prince of Songkla University, 27 September 2011
"They took nothing but his life" - Unlawful killings in Thailand's southern insurgency, Amnesty International (AI), 27 September 2011
Reports submitted by States parties under article 9 of the Convention - First to third periodic reports of States parties due in 2008 - Thailand, UN Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination (CERD), 23 September 2011
"Death toll rises to 4,846 after 92 months of southern insurgency", The Nation, 16 September 2011
"Govt urged to get involved in HR issues", Bangkok Post, 13 September 2011
"The Bloody War for Southern Thailand", Asia Sentinel, 7 September 2011
"Six slain, many injured in southern unrest", Bangkok Post, September 2011
The Ongoing Insurgency in Southern Thailand: Trends in Violence, Counterinsurgency Operations, and the Impact of National Politics, Strategic Perspective 6, Institute for National Strategic Studies (INSS), September 2011
"Muslim insurgency in Thailand's restive south heats up", The Christian Science Monitor, 31 August 2011
"Teacher murdered in restive southern Thailand", Xinhua News Agency, 3 August 2011
"Security Council Resolution Adds Attacks On School And Hospitals To Criteria For Listing", Office of the Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Children and Armed Conflict, 12 July 2011
"Up to 200,000 flee violence, straining the city's resources", Bangkok Post, 13 June 2011
"CAMBODIA-THAILAND: Border dispute hits de-mining efforts", Integrated Regional Information Networks (IRIN), 7 June 2011
"NGOs call for observers, and end to hostilities", Bangkok Post, 5 June 2011
"Thai-Cambodian troops stand ground despite no tensions", Government of Thailand, 30 May 2011
"Thai-Cambodian border schools to be rebuilt soon", Government of Thailand, 3 May 2011
"Thai-Cambodia border death toll hits 18", Agence France-Presse (AFP), 3 May 2011
"Evacuees head home as Thai-Cambodia tensions", Agence France-Presse (AFP), 2 May 2011
"Evacuees head home as Thai-Cambodia tensions ease", ChannelNewsAsia, 2 May 2011
"Asia Pacific: ceasefire agreement ends fighting on Thai-Cambodian border", Jesuit Refugee Service (JRS), 29 April 2011
"In Brief: Thai and Cambodian evacuees wait and see", Integrated Regional Information Networks (IRIN), 29 April 2011
"Govt clueless about the spike in southern Thailand violence", The Nation, 24 April 2011
"Thai-Cambodian border clashes draw 40,000 worried evacuees to shelters", The Nation, 24 April 2011
Children and armed conflict: Report of the Secretary-General (A/65/820–S/2011/250), United Nations General Assembly (UN GA), United Nations Security Council (UN SC), 23 April 2011
"Emergency decree extended in 3 provinces", Bangkok Post, 13 April 2011
2010 Human Rights Report -Thailand, U.S. Department of State (U.S. DOS), 8 April 2011
"CMC condemns Thai use of cluster munitions in Cambodia", Cluster Munitions Coalition (CMC), 6 April 2011
The Obvious Trend of Violence’s Intensification in the Deep South over 7 Years, Deep South Watch - Center for the Study of Conflict and Cultural Diversity - Prince of Songkla University, 31 March 2011
"Teachers in firing line in Thailand's volatile Deep South", Reuters AlertNet, 18 March 2011
Submission by Society for Threatened Peoples a non-governmental organization in special consultative status - Thailand, Society for Threatened Peoples (STP), 14 March 2011
Thailand: Submission to the UN Universal Periodic Review Twelfth Session of the UPR Working Group of the Human Rights Council, Islamic Human Rights Commission (IHRC), 11 March 2011
"Statement: The right to identity, culture and religion is a fundamental right Killings of religious leaders in the Southern Border Provinces to serve political interests must be condemned", Cross Cultural Foundation (CrCF), 11 March 2011
"Pattani monks halt alms rounds", Bangkok Post, 8 March 2011
Preventing children’s association with village defence militias in southern Thailand, Child Soldiers International (CSI) and Justice for Peace Foundation (JPF), March 2011
"State body links foreign land grab to insurgency violence", Bangkok Post, 17 February 2011
"Silent deaths in restive South", Bangkok Post, 17 February 2011
"Thailand: Southern Insurgents Should Stop Attacking Civilians", Human Rights Watch (HRW), 14 February 2011
"THAILAND-CAMBODIA: Conflict-displaced returning home", Integrated Regional Information Networks (IRIN), 14 February 2011
"Thai evacuees fleeing Thai-Cambodian border clashes return home", Xinhua News Agency, 11 February 2011
"Full assistance for people impacted by border clashes: PM", The Nation, 11 February 2011
"Cambodia/Thailand: Border dispute displaces up to 30,000", Integrated Regional Information Networks (IRIN), 9 February 2011
"Locals vow to stay and fight if they must", Bangkok Post, 8 February 2011
"Roundup: Cambodia, Thailand commanders pledge to avoid further clash and send evacuees back home", Balita.org, 7 February 2011
"SBPAC given wide powers", Bangkok Post, 20 January 2011
Report to UPR Human rights in Criminal Justice Systems in Southern Conflict & counter-insurgency policies of the State, Cross-Cultural Foundation (CrCF) & Muslim Attorney Centre Foundation (MAC), 2011
Submission to the Universal Period Review of Thailand, Justice for Peace Foundation (JPF), 2011
Schools as Battlegrounds - Protecting Students, Teachers, and Schools from Attack, Human Rights Watch (HRW), 2011
"Migrant networks of irregular Nayu workers in Malaysia – The case of the Tom Yum restaurants in Kuala Lumpur", in Malaysia Journal of Society and Space 7, issue 2 (pp. 37-44), Bunmak, Suttiporn, 2011
International Federation for Human Rights (FIDH) and Union for Civil Liberty (UCL) Joint UPR Submission – Thailand – 12th Session - October 2011, International Federation for Human Rights (FIDH) & Union for Civil Liberty (UCL), 2011
"Violence and Internal Displacement in Thailand’s Deep South Armed Conflict 2002-2008", Unpublished manuscript, Patrawart, Kraiyos, 2011
Democracy and conflict in southern Thailand - A survey of the Thai electorate in Yala, Narathiwas, and Pattani, The Asia Foundation, December 2010
"Is SBPAC bill remedy for violence in strife-torn south of Thailand?", Xinhua News Agency, 26 November 2010
Stalemate in Southern Thailand, International Crisis Group (ICG), 3 November 2010
Target of both sides - Violence against Students, Teachers, and Schools in Thailand’s Southern Border Provinces, Human Rights Watch (HRW), 20 September 2010
"Troubled southern teachers meet PM", Thailand Times, 15 September 2010
"Teachers ask Suthep to pay visit to region", Bangkok Post, 15 September 2010
"Educators stand firm, defy terror", Bangkok Post, 15 September 2010
"Schools close, teachers targeted and panicked by Muslim insurgents in southern Thailand", Associated Press (AP), 8 September 2010
"The southern Thai conflict six years on: insurgency, not just crime", in Contemporary Southeast Asia, Volume 32, Number 2, Jitpiromsri, Srisompob & McCargo, Duncan, August 2010
"Malaysia and Thailand's southern conflict: reconciling security and ethnicity", Comtemporary Southeast Asia, August 2010, Funston, James, August 2010
"Religion and conflict in Southern Thailand: beyond rounding up the usual suspects", in Contemporary Southeast Asia, Volume 32, Number 2, Joll, Christopher M., August 2010
Fighting with ghosts: querying Thailand's "southern fire", in Contemporary Southeast Asia, Vol. 32, No. 2, pp.117-155, Askew, Marc, August 2010
"Five killed in ambush in Thailand's deep south", Reuters AlertNet, 2 July 2010
The State of Human Rights in Ten Asian Nations - 2009, Asian Human Rights Commission (AHRC), July 2010
"Thai protests: military crackdown only widens divide", The Guardian, 19 May 2010
Roles and Challenges for Muslim Women in the Restive Southern Border Provinces of Thailand, Working Group on Justice for Peace (WGJP), 13 May 2010
Human Security, Today and Tomorrow - Thailand Human Development Report 2009, United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), 12 May 2010
Children and armed conflict: Report of the Secretary-General (A/64/742–S/2010/181), United Nations General Assembly (UN GA), United Nations Security Council (UN SC), 13 April 2010
2009 Human Rights Report: Thailand, U.S. Department of State (U.S. DOS), 11 March 2010
Sixth Year of the Southern Fire: Dynamics of Insurgency and Formation of the New Imagined Violence, Deep South Watch - Center for the Study of Conflict and Cultural Diversity - Prince of Songkla University, 10 March 2010
Universal Periodic Review (UPR), Thailand: Joint CSO Submission to the Office of the High Commissioner of Human Rights, Thai CSOs, March 2010
Education under Attack 2010 - Thailand, UN Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), 10 February 2010
"Thailand can quash insurgency by year-end: minister", Agence France-Presse (AFP), 2 February 2010
Southern Thailand: Moving towards Political Solutions?, International Crisis Group (ICG), 8 December 2009
"Blood flows in Thailand's deep south", The Guardian, December 2009
"Thailand: Prosecute Rights Violators in the South", Human Rights Watch (HRW), December 2009
"Inside Thailand’s Hidden War", Project Syndicate, December 2009
"Free of Isoc, there's hope for SBPAC", Bangkok Post, 23 November 2009
"Thailand's shadowy southern insurgency", BBC News, 6 November 2009
"Restructuring of the Southern Border Provinces Administration Center", Government of Thailand, 27 October 2009
"Licence to Arm Civilians against Muslim Insurgency", IPS News, 18 September 2009
"UN: No plans to set up office in South", Bangkok Post, 15 September 2009
"Religion, guns tear apart south Thailand", Asia Times Online, 2 September 2009
"Living Conditions and the Path to Healing Victim’s Families after Violence in Southern Thailand: A Case Study in Pattani Province", in Asian Social Science, Vol.5, No.9, Lim, Apiradee, September 2009
"Buddhists Fear to Walk in Southern Thailand", The Seoul Times, 7 August 2009
"A bid to buy Thai Muslim hearts and minds", Asia Times Online, 5 August 2009
"Ethnic violence spreads in Thailand", The Washington Times, 24 July 2009
"Thailand attacks raise threat of sectarian war", The Guardian, 22 June 2009
"Thailand: Insurgents Target Teachers in South", Human Rights Watch (HRW), 18 June 2009
"100 teachers seek transfer", Bangkok Post, 16 June 2009
"Thailand: Investigate Mosque Massacre in South", Human Rights Watch (HRW), 12 June 2009
Case Studies of Ethnic Minority Conflicts in Southern Philippines and Southern Thailand, Legaspi, Edgardo Pedro, June 2009
"Mapping National Anxieties - Thailand's Southern Conflict", in Rusi Journal, Vol. 154, No 3, pp.54-61, McCargo, Duncan, June 2009
Rule by the Gun: Armed Civilians and Firearms Proliferation in Southern Thailand, Nonviolence International South East Asia (NISEA), May 2009
"Thailand: Five people beheaded in wave of brutal insurgent attacks on civilians", Amnesty International (AI), 2 April 2009
Children and armed conflict: Report of the Secretary-General (A/63/785–S/2009/158), United Nations General Assembly (UN GA), United Nations Security Council (UN SC), 26 March 2009
"The path to peace in Thailand’s restive southern provinces starts with children", United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF), 18 March 2009
"Suspected separatists kill three Thai soldiers in ambush", Deutsche Presse Agentur (DPA), 13 March 2009
"Suspected separatists kill three Thai soldiers in ambush", The Nation, 13 March 2009
"Thai Buddhism, Thai Buddhists and the southern conflict", Journal of Southeast Asian Studies, 40(1), pp.1-10, February 2009, McCargo, Duncan, February 2009
"Appropriating a space for violence: State Buddhism in southern Thailand", Journal of Southeast Asian Studies, 40(1), pp.33-57, February 2009, Jerryson, Michael, February 2009
"Landscapes of fear, horizons of trust: Villagers dealing with danger in Thailand's insurgent south", Journal of Southeast Asian Studies, 40(1), pp.59-86, February 2009, Askew, Marc, February 2009
"The Politics of Buddhist identity in Thailand's deep south: The Demise of civil religion?", Journal of Southeast Asian Studies, 40(1), pp.11-32, February 2009, McCargo, Duncan, February 2009
Thailand: Torture in the Southern Counterinsurgency, Amnesty International (AI), 13 January 2009
"Introduction: Imagined land? The state and southern violence in Thailand", in Chaiwat Satha-Anand, ed., Imagined Land: Solving Southern Violence in Thailand (Research Institute for the Languages and Cultures of Asia and Africa, Tokyo University of Foreign Studies, 2009) pp. 1-15, Satha-Anand, Chaiwat, 2009
"Migration and the violence in the far south", in Chaiwat Satha-Anand, ed., Imagined Land: Solving Southern Violence in Thailand (Research Institute for the Languages and Cultures of Asia and Africa, Tokyo University of Foreign Studies, 2009) pp. 165–78, Phithakkumpol, Zakee, 2009
Conspiracy of Silence - The Insurgency in Southern Thailand, Abuza, Zachary, 2009
"How to curb high maternal mortality in south?", Integrated Regional Information Networks (IRIN), 31 December 2008
Briefing Paper: Child Recruitment and Use in Southern Thailand, Child Soldiers International (CSI), December 2008
The Muslim Insurgency in Southern Thailand, Council on Foreign Relations (CFR), 10 September 2008
Thailand: Political Turmoil and the Southern Insurgency, International Crisis Group (ICG), 28 August 2008
"Locals flee unrest, go to Phatthalung", Bangkok Post, August 2008
Refugee Review Tribunal (RRT) Research Response (THA33278), Research & Information Services Section of the Refugee Review Tribunal (RRT), 23 May 2008
"Islamic Teachers Blamed For Violent Separatism", IPS News, 24 March 2008
"Buddhists in southern Thailand fear for their lives", France 24, 21 March 2008
"Bloodshed part of daily life in Thailand's Muslim south ", Agence France-Presse (AFP), 19 March 2008
"Human Rights under Attack" - Overview of the human rights situation in Southern Thailand, Working Group on Justice for Peace (WGJP), March 2008
What’s Really Happening in Southern Thailand?, McCargo, Duncan, 8 January 2008
Internal Displacement and the Ethnic Highlanders in northern Thailand, The Sustainable Communities Foundation, 2008
Everyday fears - A study of children's perceptions of living in the southern border area of Thailand, United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF), 2008
"Muslim Insurgency in Thailand and The Philippines: Implications for Malaysia’s Cross-Border Diplomacy", in UNEAC Asia Papers No. 27, 2008, pp. 68-84, Camilleri, Rita, 2008
The Malay-Muslim Insurgency in Southern Thailand - Understanding the Conflict’s Evolving Dynamic, RAND Corporation, 2008
"Confidence is key to reconciliation", The Nation, 2 November 2007
Southern Thailand: The Problem with Paramilitaries, International Crisis Group (ICG), 23 October 2007
Conflict in Southern Thailand - Islamism, Violence and the State in the Patani Insurgency, Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI), September 2007
Thai militants 'target civilians', BBC News, 28 August 2007
"Health Workers Killed in Southern Thailand", The Irrawaddy, 9 August 2007
No One Is Safe: Insurgent Attacks on Civilians in Thailand’s Southern Border Provinces, Human Rights Watch (HRW), August 2007
Country Profile Thailand, Library of Congress - Federal Research Division (LoC-FRD), July 2007
"Schools Prime Targets for Malay-Muslim Rebels", IPS News, 15 June 2007
"Point of no return for southern Thailand", Asia Times Online, 11 May 2007
"Angry Buddhists confront Thai army after woman burned alive by Islamists", The Daily Mail, 11 April 2007
"Military abused us, say fleeing Muslims", The Nation, 19 March 2007
"Another 20 Thai Muslims flee to Malaysia - paper", Reuters, 17 March 2007
Southern Thailand: the impact of the coup, International Crisis Group (ICG), 15 March 2007
Ethnic separatism in southern Thailand: Kingdom fraying at the edge?, Asia -Pacific Center for Security Studies (APCSS), March 2007
Buddhist Perceptions of Muslims in the Thai South, Marddent, Amporn, March 2007
"Muslim insurgency stokes fear in southern Thailand", New York Times (NYT), 25 February 2007
"Buddhists fleeing south Thailand", Associated Press (AP), 11 February 2007
Sufficiency Economy and Human Development - Thailand Human Development Report 2007, United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), 9 January 2007
Impact of violence on safety lives and properties: case study of people migration in 3 southern border provinces, Kittaworn, P., Lerdpipat, D. & Pulsub, A., 2007
"Thai insurgency targets Buddhists", The Washington Times, 29 December 2006
"Displaced Buddhists demand new homes", The Nation, 24 December 2006
Brief note about Krue Se Inquest Trial and related issues with regard to 28 April 2004 Incident, Working Group on Justice for Peace & Asian Institute on Human Rights, 20 December 2006
"Thailand fears Buddhist exodus from Muslim insurgency in south", Associated Press (AP), 10 December 2006
"Thailand: Insurgent Attacks Shut Down Schools in South", Human Rights Watch (HRW), 29 November 2006
"Over 1,000 schools closed ", The Nation, 28 November 2006
"Buddhists flee from Southern Thailand", The Nation, 10 November 2006
"Thailand: New Government Should Ensure Justice for Tak Bai", Amnesty International (AI), 24 October 2006
Decentralisation, Local Government, and Socio-political Conflict in southern Thailand, East-West Center (EWC), August 2006
"UN expert on extra-judicial executions calls on Thailand to repeal emergency regulations that violate human rights law", Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR), 18 July 2006
"Thailand: Government Covers Up Role in ‘Disappearance’", Human Rights Watch (HRW), 28 April 2006
Children and young people in Thailand's southernmost provinces - UNICEF Situation Analysis, United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF), 2006
Thailand's Emergency Decree: No Solution, International Crisis Group (ICG), 18 November 2005
"Thai refugees embarrass Bangkok", Asia Times Online, 17 September 2005
Thailand: Not so smiling to its indigenous hill tribes, Asian Centre for Human Rights (ACHR), 13 July 2005
"Malay muslims separatists take up beheadings", The Washington Times, 10 July 2005
"SOUTHERN UNREST: Army wants Bt2.8 bn for choppers, weaponry", The Nation, 8 July 2005
"Police officer beheaded in Thailand's restive south; thousands of teachers, residents flee", Associated Press (AP), 6 July 2005
"RPT-Thousands of Buddhists flee Thai restive Muslim south", Reuters, 5 July 2005
"10,000 people flee city of peace in fear of lives", Office of the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR)-Asia-Pacific Regional Office, 27 May 2005
Southern Thailand: Insurgency, not Jihad, International Crisis Group (ICG), 18 May 2005
"Thailand reports criticise police", BBC News, 25 April 2005
"Poverty Grips Muslims In Southern Thailand", IslamOnline.net, 12 February 2005
Not Enough Graves - The War on Drugs, HIV/AIDS and Violations of Human Rights, Human Rights Watch (HRW), June 2004
"After Mass Arrests, Muslims Flee South Thailand", IslamOnline.net, 10 January 2004
Thailand Human Development Report 2003, United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), 2003
'Hill Tribes' and Forests: Minority Policies and Resource Conflicts in Thailand, Buergin, Rainer, July 2000
Population by religion and provinces - 2000, National Statistical Office of Thailand (NSO), 2000
Human Development Report of Thailand 1999, United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), 1999
The Hill Tribes of northern Thailand - Development in conflict with human rights - Report of a visit in September 1996, Human Rights Council of Australia, 2 June 1997
Hilltribe Relocation Policy in Thailand, Cultural Survival, 7 November 1988