Indigenous Montagnard groups seeking political asylum.

Jarai ethnic groups living in Vietnam to remain hidden in the jungle province bordering Vietnam and sought political asylumin the country. Refugees have claimed they suffered pressure off freedom of religion from government. Indigenous villagers living in the province bordering Vietnam, said the refugees from central Vietnam, 13 people in need of assistance human rights, while they were hiding in the woods.
Residents asked not to be named, told Radio Free Asia on 23 November that it has found indigenous Jarai two from Vietnam 1st group of 8 people fled from Vietnam a few weeks ago, and the same group three people have fled from the village into hiding in the jungle province on November 21 to fleeing from persecution Vietnamese authorities' persecution on religious issues. Residents said the two refugees currently facing and disease and food shortages, particularly following their arrest Vietnamese authorities: the police authorities asked the Vietnamese call Khmer authorities for help. He was in the woods, he is tough to eat the whole malaria bite to intervene. This is a new report concerning the movement displacement of the indigenous people of Vietnam, often called Montagnards (Montagnards) who fled political asylum to the province. Related case, the deputy provincial police Ratanakiri Bunthoeur, said that authorities had received this information, but there is no information on the whereabouts them. He said that if they come to the authorities, they will be examined criteria as political refugees or economic refugees: We review he's here in a manner like. If he comes in the asylum, we reported to the Superintendent for comment superiors. However, Human Rights Watch Association Adhoc province Chhay said that organizations were rescued from refugee forest protection and safety they forced authorities might send them over to the Vietnamese authorities. He called for the relevant national and international institutions, particularly refugees the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees do to implement the agreement on the rights of refugees and Cambodia is a signatory to the agreement: he did not dare address to intervene directly, but he waits national, international intervention down his address because he was afraid of the authorities. RFA can not contact the Vietnamese Embassy officials say the issue on 23 November. In 2004 and 2007, the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees office in Cambodia and the Cambodian authorities rescued Vietnamese refugees than 2 billion people jungle province. A large number of refugees to be judged as a political refugee and was sent to live in a third country. The small numbers of refugees did not meet the right conditions as political refugees were sent to Vietnam and a few others were authorities forced Ratanakiri delivered to the Vietnamese authorities why they are illegal immigrants.