India lambasted for deporting Rohingya refugees to Myanmar in violation of international law
The move to deport the Rohingya refugees happened just as India enacted a controversial new citizenship law.
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The move to deport the Rohingya refugees happened just as India enacted a controversial new citizenship law.
New Delhi, India – Indian authorities have detained more than 160 Rohingya in the Jammu area of Indian-administered Kashmir, with members of the persecuted minority saying the move was a “repeat of what happened with them in Myanmar”. The detentions in Jammu began on Saturday after the region’s administration ordered the police to identify “illegal” Rohingya living in the city’s slums. Approximately 5,000 mainly Muslim Rohingya had taken refuge in Jammu in the past few years after a large number of the ethnic group fled a deadly military crackdown in 2017 in Myanmar, their Buddh...