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Teppei Kasai
Program Officer, Asia Division
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Asylum Seekers Still Risk Being Returned Home to Harm
HUMAN RIGHTS WATCH
Teppei Kasai
Program Officer, Asia Division
February 8, 2024
Asylum Seekers Still Risk Being Returned Home to Harm
Dhaka Tribune
UNB
Publish : 08 Oct 2023,
Japan wants a dignified return of forcibly displaced Rohingyas, now sheltered in Bangladesh, to their homeland, Myanmar.
Myanmar Now
September 28, 2023
The Daily Star
Staff Correspondent
Mon Sep 4, 2023
National Diet delegation set to visit Cox’s Bazar camps
Bangaldesh Sandbad Sandstha (BSS)
26 Apr 2023
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Partnership agreement with UN refugee agency signed to help persecuted people living in Cox’s Bazar, Bhasan Char camps with essential services
Japan will provide $3.5 million to support Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh, and on Wednesday it inked a partnership agreement with the UNHCR to help the persecuted people living in two camps with essential services.“Japan must position itself as a bridge between the Tatmadaw and the United States and other democratic countries rather than blindly aligning itself with the Western policy of regime change.”
As the inimitable Shwedagon Pagoda blazed in the sun in all its glory, I blithely set about my morning stroll in Myanmar’s budding former capital, Yangon, scarcely expecting the impending cataclysm. It was the fateful early morning of February 1, when the country’s decade-long democratization progress screeched to a sudden halt. The sight of military vehicles inundating Yangon’s bustling morning traffic aroused in me an eerie sense of déjà vu vividly colored by the memories of Myanmar’s past crucibles.
By TEPPEI KASAI
MARCH 15, 2021
Tokyo's passive diplomacy will only embolden the Tatmadaw, which continues to commit grave abuses with impunity.