Myanmar’s Democracy Veterans, Once Again Political Prisoners
Myanmar's military takeover stunned the world and brought a decade-long democratic experiment to a halt, but for lifelong democracy activists, ...
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Myanmar’s Military Stages Coup, Detains Aung San Suu Kyi
Myanmar's military seized power in a bloodless coup, detaining democratically elected leader Aung San Suu Kyi as it imposed a ...
Burying The Dead: Myanmar’s Muslim Covid Volunteers
A group of Muslim volunteers offer funeral rites to fellow Muslims who fell victim to the coronavirus in Myanmar's commercial ...
‘I Want To Vote:’ Myanmar’s Muslims, Hindus Sidelined in Election
Myanmar's Rohingya Muslims -- whether in Bangladeshi refugee shelters or confined to camps and villages in Myanmar -- will nearly ...
First Rohingya Refugee Dies From Coronavirus in Bangladesh
A 71-year-old man has become the first Rohingya living in vast refugee camps in Bangladesh to die from the coronavirus, ...
Race to Prevent Coronavirus ‘Nightmare’ in Rohingya Camps
Emergency teams raced Friday to prevent a coronavirus "nightmare" in the world's largest refugee settlement after the first confirmed cases ...
Rohingya Genocide Victims Recognized, But Major Challenges Remain
"That the Rohingya celebrate that finally, they're seen, they're recognized for what they've been through, and that justice may follow."
What Drives Ethnic Cleansing in Post-Colonial South Asia?
When political analysts scrutinize cases of ethnic cleansing in post-colonial South Asia, they often understate 'demographic jitters,' the fear among ...
Can the International Community Save the Rohingya?
While it is unlikely that the legal actions against Myanmar will lead to immediate relief for the Rohingya, the cases are ...
The Fight for Justice Over Myanmar’s Rohingya ‘Genocide’
U.N. investigators last year branded the bloody expulsion a genocide, and called for the prosecution of top generals - including ...
Blaming Victims: Bangladesh’s Hardline Approach to Rohingya is Misguided
Bangladesh’s newfound approach of blaming Rohingya for their situation is entirely the wrong approach and allows Myanmar to continue mistreating ...
600,000 Rohingya Still in Myanmar at ‘Serious Risk of Genocide:’ UN
"Myanmar continues to harbor genocidal intent and the Rohingya remain under serious risk of genocide," the investigators said in their ...
Bangladesh Cuts Mobile Internet Access in Rohingya Camps
Bangladesh cut access to 3G and 4G internet in Rohingya camps Tuesday, in a further clampdown on communications among the ...
Bangladesh Bans Two Aid Agencies from Rohingya Refugee Camps
Other humanitarian agencies including Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International have also consistently expressed concerns over the repatriation efforts.
200,000 Rohingya Rally to Mark ‘Genocide Day’ in Bangladesh Camps
The U.N. last year called for Myanmar's top generals to be prosecuted for genocide over the crisis.
No Rohingya Turn Up for Repatriation to Myanmar
U.N. investigators say the 2017 violence warrants the prosecution of top generals for "genocide" and the International Criminal Court has ...
Bangladesh Eyes New Rohingya Repatriation Attempt Next Week
Rohingya community leaders expressed "grave concern" saying they were not aware of any repatriation plan.
Why is the UN’s Response to Myanmar’s Rohingya Persecution so Powerless?
The United Nations' response to Myanmar's persecution of the Rohingya minority highlights just how deep the UN’s dysfunction is. The ...
Dozens of Trafficked Rohingya Muslims Found Stranded in Myanmar
Myanmar's army drove 740,000 of the stateless minority into Bangladesh in a bloody crackdown in 2017. UN investigators have called ...
UN Fears Aid to Myanmar’s Rohingya Risks ‘Entrenching Segregation’
An aid worker called the remaining 23 sites in Rakhine little more than "concentration camps."
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