Malaysia, Rohingya
Malaysia's Standoff at Sea: Turning Away Rohingya Refugees
Malaysian authorities recently turned away two boats carrying nearly 300 Rohingya refugees attempting to enter the country illegally. The Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency reported aiding the boats with supplies before escorting them away.
The project aims to harness blockchain technology to create a ‘decentralised identity’ and preserve the Rohingya’s heritage ...
MP Mujibur Rahman has requested President Anura Kumara Dissanayake to reconsider the Government’s decision to deport 103 ...
Malaysia's coast guard intercepted two boats carrying nearly 300 undocumented Myanmar migrants near Langkawi. The migrants, suspected to be Rohingya, were provided with food and water. The incident ...
The Myanmar civil war situation is a major cause of worry for both Bangladesh and India, with Dhaka expressing concern over ...
A group of 36 Rohingya men, women and children crossed into Bangladesh via a fishing boat through the Marine Drive area of Teknaf in Cox’s Bazar. Another boat adrift at sea. They entered through the ...
Aisha, a 7-year-old Rohingya girl, wakes up every morning chasing her elder sister Asma as the latter gets ready for school ...
Nearly 65,000 Rohingya have crossed into southeastern Bangladesh since late last year amid unrest and violence in Rakhine, ...
Malaysia will beef up its maritime borders after turning away nearly 300 Rohingya refugees, local media reported on Sunday.
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