Burmese junta offers villages in Rakhine, but Rohingya won't return without guarantees — BenarNews
Refugees in Bangladesh want citizenship and the right to resettle their old communities.
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Refugees in Bangladesh want citizenship and the right to resettle their old communities.
Presently, approximately 1 million Rohingya, including around 740,000 who fled the offensive, reside primarily in densely populated refugee camps located in Cox's Bazar, southeastern Bangladesh.
Refugees in Bangladesh want citizenship and the right to resettle their old communities.
Foreign Correspondents' Club of South Asia president Shirumalla Venkat Narayan visited Myanmar's junta last week.
As the dark clouds of the monsoon loom, many citizens in the west of Myanmar - recently bludgeoned by Cyclone Mocha - are living in dire straits.