UNITED NATION
By Vibhu Mishra
22 January 2025

UNITED NATION
By Vibhu Mishra
22 January 2025
The Guardian
Sarah Aziz
Wed 22 Jan 2025
Muslim refugees fleeing persecution in Myanmar are being detained and forced back by Bangladeshi border guards
In the dim light of his home in Arakan, Myanmar, Mohammed is talking above the wailing of his youngest child. All three of his children are hungry, he says. The 32-year-old Rohingya man’s parents, leaning together against the wall, are just visible as Mohammed speaks on the video call.
The Guardian
Rebecca Root in Cox's Bazar
Thu 2 Jan 2025
In the world’s largest refugee site, a lack of healthcare coupled with rising gang violence makes the journey to motherhood a perilous one
The Daily Star
Hasina Rahman, Adnan Junaid
Thu Dec 26, 2024
almayadeen
Hannan Hussain
Source: Al Mayadeen English
18 Dec 2024
Given the unspeakable brutality, condemnation, and injustices directed toward Rohingya Muslims, a warrant against Hlaing is a bare minimum of what ought to follow.
Min Aung Hlaing's arrest is a cretical start to reckon with the Rohingya genocide ( illustrated by Batoul Chamas )Bangkok Post
Kavi Chongkittavorn
PUBLISHED : 17 Dec 2024
The Daily Star
Rakib Al Hasan
Tue Dec 17, 2024
iSP
By ISP Admin
June 26, 2016
THE BUSINESS STANDARD
Dr Mohammad Tarikul Islam
11 October, 2024,
Because of the presence of around one million Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh, concerns have been raised about the safety of the native people. In spite of diplomatic efforts, Myanmar, which has been ruled by a military junta since 2021, has refused to allow its Rohingya citizens to return home, infuriating Bangladesh and jeopardising regional stability.
Workers' Liberty
by martin on
Author: Hein Htet Kyaw
12 December, 2024
eurasiareview
By Subir Bhaumik
December 10, 2024
ARAB NEWS
Dr. Azeem Ibrahim
December 09, 2024
THE PINNACLE GAZETTE
by Evrim Ağac
29 November 2024
eurasiareview
By James Shwe
November 30, 2024
As the international community learns of the International Criminal Court’s (ICC) request for an arrest warrant for Myanmar’s junta chief Min Aung Hlaing (MAH), it is essential for supporters of democracy and human rights to approach this development with cautious optimism and strategic foresight. This marks the first request by the ICC prosecutor for a warrant against a senior Myanmar official, signaling a significant move toward accountability for the Rohingya crisis.
Workers' Liberty
martin
Author: Hein Htet Kyaw
29 November, 2024