Al Jazeera
by Joshua Carroll
Yangon, Myanmar - A five-year-old child is among 30 Rohingya who have been arrested in Myanmar for attempting to travel to the main city of Yangon from western Rakhine state, where they were among hundreds of thousands confined to squalid camps in a system some rights groups have compared with apartheid.
by Joshua Carroll
The movement of Rohingya still living in Myanmar's Rakhine state is severely restricted and many are still in camps[File:Soe Zeya Tun/Reuters]
Yangon, Myanmar - A five-year-old child is among 30 Rohingya who have been arrested in Myanmar for attempting to travel to the main city of Yangon from western Rakhine state, where they were among hundreds of thousands confined to squalid camps in a system some rights groups have compared with apartheid.