Lawyer's Sincere Move Yields Good Results For Rohingya Children.

Bernama.com

25/04/2019
By Nurhanani binti Basri & Noraizura Ahmad

KUALA LUMPUR (Bernama) -- In the beginning, neither the teacher nor pupil could comprehend each other but now, a year later, some 100 children of Rohingya refugees in Seri Kembangan, Selangor, have learnt to speak decent Bahasa Malaysia.

New private TV channel launched in Myanmar.

Bernama.com
13th April 2019

YANGON, April 13 (Bernama) -- A new private TV channel, Channel-K, was launched in Myanmar's commercial centre of Yangon late Friday, adding to six the number of private TV channels allowed to operate during the incumbent government, the Ministry of Information said on Saturday,as reported by Xinhua news agency. Speaking at the Grand Launch of Channel-K held at Mya Kyun Thar Park, Minister of Information Pe Myint said the ministry is operating the state-run media, while also carrying out development of private media which include periodicals and TV channels. He recalled that during the previous government era, only two private companies -- Shwe Than Lwin and Forever were allowed to operate, adding that the incumbent government took measures to grant permission to further private media. Expressing delight over emergence of new TV channels, he said there would be competitions in the industry with some enjoying success, while some facing challenges. However, he added that the competition conventionally drives improvement and development of quality TV programmes for the people in the future. Myanmar has had five official TV channels -- MRTV, Myawaddy, MRTV-4, Channel-7 and Sky Net as well as six FM lines broadcasting since the previous government. The five private TV channels currently operating with the cooperation of the state-run MRTV as content providers for digital free-to-air TV channels in a multi-playout system of MRTV are Mizzima, DVB, Fortune, KMA and My Multi-Media.

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http://www.bernama.com/en/world/news/New private TV channel launched in Myanmar.

Malaysia will continue to take ethnic Rohingya issue to international forum.

Bernama.com
12/04/2019

Marzuki Yahya

PADANG BESAR, April 12 (Bernama) -- Malaysia will continue to take the issue of the ethnic Rohingyas to international forums so that they will regain their rights, said Deputy Foreign Minister Datuk Marzuki Yahya.

He said the government wants the international community to give serious attention to the problems faced by the Rohingya people who are being suppressed by the Myanmar regime.

UAE Foundation continues to provide educational assistance to Rohingya students.

Bernama.com
12/03/2019

KUALA LUMPUR, March 12 (Bernama) -- The Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan Foundation of the United Arab Emirates (UAE), through its embassy here, continues to provide educational assistance and aid for Rohingya students by donating RM300,000 today.

Malaysian Diplomats Extend Aid to Rohingya In Delhi.

BERNAMA
21/02/2019

By Shakir Husain

Bernama's correspondent in New Delhi Shakir Husain shares his take on the happenings in India.

NEW DELHI (Bernama) -- Shabbily dressed and barefoot children extended their little hands to receive packets of biscuits while women gathered to receive bags of foodstuffs.