Rohingya repatriation
Rohingya repatriationInterview: CR Abrar
'China and the US have almost the same position on the Rohingya question'
Professor CR Abrar, an expert on migration and refugee issues, talks to Prothom Alo about the Rohingya crisis, problems pertaining to their repatriation, the deterioration of law and order in the ...
IOM deploys teams to support Rohingya affected by Cox’s Bazar camp fire
On Sunday, around 1,200 Rohingya refugees’ homes were destroyed in a massive fire in the Kata area of Camp-16 refugee camp
Bangladesh pushes for early repatriation of Rohingya
Bangladesh foreign ministry has issued a message of felicitation on the occasion of the Independence Day of Myanmar
Interview: Arakan army chief Twan Mrat Naing
'We recognise the human rights and citizen rights of the Rohingyas'
General Twan Mrat Naing is the commander in chief of the Arakan Army. On 19 December, he spoke over Zoom from the Kachin state to three journalists and researchers of Bangladesh on the situation in ...
Dhaka, Ankara eye maintaining neutral position amid ‘geostrategic competition’
One needs to go beyond “symbolic gestures” in international relations and the two countries really need to base relations on mutual interests, said ambassador Turan
Rohingya repatriation shrouded in geopolitical obscurity
The quadrilateral alignment between China, the military regime, Rakhine Buddhist community and the AA has obscured refugee repatriation, at least in the near term. Lack of initiative from ...
Early repatriation of Rohingyas top priority: Momen to UN expert
Foreign minister AK Abdul Momen on Sunday laid emphasis on early repatriation of Rohingyas to Myanmar stressing that the prolonged stay of Rohingyas in Bangladesh
Argentine case into crimes against Rohingya begins
The court agreed to investigate the allegations based on the principles of universal jurisdiction
4 Cox’s Bazar students allegedly abducted by Rohingya
Victim Zahedul’s father Abdus Salam said, the mobile phone numbers of the four students along with the two Rohingyas remained unreachable since Tuesday
Rohingya sue Facebook for $150bn over hate speech
The legal complaint argues that Facebook’s algorithms drive susceptible users to join ever-more extreme groups, a situation that is “open to exploitation by autocratic politicians and regimes”
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