Malaysia, Rohingya and Myanmar migrants
Malaysia detains 196 Rohingya migrants after boat capsizes
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysian police on Friday detained almost 200 migrants “believed to be Rohingya” from Myanmar after their boat ran aground on the northern resort island of Langkawi. The group comprises 68 men, 57 women, 32 boys and 39 girls, police said.
Langkawi police chief Shariman Ashari said the authorities received information from a member of the public at around 3.25am, ...
The Myanmar civil war situation is a major cause of worry for both Bangladesh and India, with Dhaka expressing concern over ...
Aisha, a 7-year-old Rohingya girl, wakes up every morning chasing her elder sister Asma as the latter gets ready for school ...
Police have confirmed having arrested 196 ethnic Rohingya who landed at Teluk Yu Beach in Langkawi early today. Langkawi police chief ACP Shariman Ashari said the authorities received information from ...
Nearly 65,000 Rohingya have crossed into southeastern Bangladesh since late last year amid unrest and violence in Rakhine, ...
They clung on through years of conflict in Myanmar but a surge of fighting has driven tens of thousands more Rohingya to flee ...
Arvind Kejriwal of AAP accused Union minister Hardeep Puri of settling Rohingya immigrants in Delhi, stirring political conflict ahead of elections. Puri countered the claims, alleging Kejriwal's ...
The interim government is moving forward with plans to engage the international community on a larger scale to resolve the Rohingya crisis, which has lingered for over seven and a half years.
Sitting before a pile of dilapidated shacks and ashes in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh, 80-year-old Rohingya refugee Amena Khatun began weeping as she talked about her 60-year-old son, Abul Hair.
LANGKAWI: The Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency (MMEA) has activated Ops Guard following the discovery of a boat with ...
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