More than 6,800 people have died in a rebellion waged by ethnic Malay militants in Buddhist-majority Thailand&#39;s three southernmost provinces, a region known as the &quot;Deep South&quot;.//AFP 
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Rebel negotiators, Thai army agree 'safety zone' for unrest-hit south

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Rebel negotiators, Thai army agree 'safety zone' for unrest-hit south

Kuala Lumpur - Thai army and Muslim rebel peace negotiators agreed Tuesday to create a "safety zone" in the South, a small but significant step in talks to end a bloody 13-year conflict.

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