IV. Testimony Suggesting Official Complicity in Human Trafficking 86 to Malaysia.” At 4 a.m., [the Thai authorities] towed their boat [to sea] and taught the [English speaker] how to drive the boat.290 Fortify Rights documented changes in the trafficking trade after 2014. “Abdul Grey,” told Fortify Rights: I don’t know what will happen in the future. But I know there are more restrictions from the Thai authorities. It’s not the same as it was before. This is making it more difficult. When people are released from the Thailand camps, we must pay more to the Thai authorities to come to Malaysia. This is becoming more restrictive and more costly.291 290 Fortify Rights interview with #117, Songkhla Province, Thailand, May 17, 2015. 291 Fortify Rights interview with #74, Selangor State, Malaysia, September 2014.