Thai immigration police commented on the arrest in Thailand of musicians of the “Bi-2” group. This was reported by RIA News.
The police claim that the arrest has nothing to do with politics, and that the band’s musicians, who have two passports, can request any deportation to the countries of which they are citizens.
This requires the consent of the chosen country to admit violators.
Law enforcement officials noted that perpetrators can apply for refugee status with the UN if they fear prosecution after deportation.
The other day it was learned that three members of the Bi-2 group with Russian citizenship could only be deported to Russia. In addition to Russia, two other people have Israeli passports. On January 31, the lead singer of the Leva group, Yegor Bortnik (known as a foreign agent in the Russian Federation) arrived in Israel. Read more about the reasons for the detention of Bi-2 participants in the material “socialbites.ca”.
formerly diplomat explained Details of the deportation of Bi-2 musicians.