eopardizing Safety, Security Of Rohingya Refugees

THE NEW NATION
Tuesday, September 24, 2019
Saleem Samad :

International rights groups have dubbed Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army (ARSA) as a rogue Islamic militant group, and responsible for series of crime against humanity in restive Rakhine State, Myanmar.

The ragtag radicalized militant's recruits from among Rohingyas under the leadership who were born and raised in Pakistan and Saudi Arabia are creating law and order situation in the refugee camps in Bangladesh.

Security tightened as Myanmar delegation visits Rohingya camps

malaymail
25 July 2019

A Rohingya child walks down from a hill at Kutupalong refugee camp in Ukhia, Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh on July 24, 2019. — AFP pic 

DHAKA, July 25 — Security at Rohingya refugee camps in Bangladesh will be tightened during the visit of a high-level Myanmar delegation this weekend for repatriation talks, officials said today.

Some 740,000 Rohingya fled a crackdown by Myanmar’s military in 2017 in Rakhine state and are living in nearly three dozen refugee camps in Bangladesh’s south-eastern border district of Cox’s Bazar.

Gowher Rizvi: Rohingya crisis will become biggest security threat to South Asia

Dhaka Tribune
Tribune Desk
July 3rd, 2019

Prime Minister’s Advisor on International Affairs Dr Gowher Rizvi Courtesy

The adviser said Rohingyas are threatening the security of both Bangladesh and India

Prime minister’s International Affairs Adviser Dr Gowher Rizvi has said the Rohingya crisis will become the biggest security threat to South Asian countries in the coming days.

“The long-running Rohingya crisis is now Bangladesh’s problem, but it will be the entire world’s problem tomorrow,” he said while addressing the inaugural session of a seminar in Dhaka as the chief guest on Wednesday, reports BSS.

‘Rohingya crisis to put biggest security threat to South Asia’

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BSS . Dhaka

Update:Jul 03, 2019 

 

Prime minister’s international affairs adviser Gowher Rizvi today said the Rohingya crisis will put the biggest security threat to the South Asian countries in the coming days.

“The long-pending Rohingya crisis is now Bangladesh’s problem but it will be the entire world’s problem tomorrow,” he said, addressing the inaugural session of a seminar in the capital as the chief guest.

Rohingyas may be threat for security if not repatriated soon: PM

The Daily Star

June 26, 2019

 File photo of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina.

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina today told parliament that the security and stability of Bangladesh may be hampered if the displaced Rohingyas cannot be repatriated soon.
In reply to a question from Awami League MP Nur Mohammad from Kishoreganj-2, the premier said, “If we can’t send the displaced Rohingyas back soon, there is an apprehension that our security and stability will be hampered.”