Rohingya refugee crisis: ‘The bodies were thrown out of the boat’
“Nobody knows how many people have died. It could be 50 or even more,” recalls Khadiza Begum. The 50-year-old was among 396 Rohingya Muslims who had tried to reach Malaysia but who finally returned to the Bangladeshi shore after the boat carrying them was...
Rohingya Reduced To Drug Smuggling
Rohingya refugees fleeing anti-Muslim persecution in Myanmar are being exploited by the Arakan Army to smuggle synthetic drugs into Bangladesh. The army, which is demanding greater autonomy for Myanmar’s Rakhine State, uses money from the drug sales to purchase arms...
15,000 Rohingya under quarantine as coronavirus cases rise
At least 15,000 Rohingya refugees are under quarantine in Bangladesh’s vast camps, as the number of confirmed coronavirus infections there rose to 29. Health experts have long warned that the virus could race through the cramped settlements, housing almost a...
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Rohingya Refugees at Various Camps are Hiding If They have Any Corona Symptoms
Staff Reporter Our team has been sharing information daily via online meeting that there are ever increasing number of corona patients. Recently, Abu Syed and Muhibullah two young camp teachers have been affected with serious illnesses having fever and body pains....
Natural Disaster and Corona Virus Need to be Checked Quite Effectively in Refugees
Various Natural Calamities Can Damage the Refugees in the Camps: Cyclone “”Amphan”: Staff Reporter -JDM Danger Signal number Six is given to Coxbazar so far but as the cyclone is approaching, it will be updating soon. There are a lot of problems in...
Rohingya Refugees Camps Require to Take Preventive Measures Against Coronavirus Immediately
There are many Coronavirus positive patients available nearby Rohingya Refugees Camps called Ukhiya and for the first time two Corona positive patients were discovered yesterday in Rohingya Refugees Camps of Ukhiya. Most of the NGOs are trying their level best to do...
Camp Fire Brought Suffering in Between Corona and Food Crisis.
Rohingya Camp Fires Brought Suffering in Between Corona Pandemic and Food-shelter Crisis. It was 12 May 2020 Monday while there was another horrible day appeared for the Rohingya Refugees as fire destroyed their shelters. Near about 400 shelters were totally burnt...
House of Commons unanimously votes to call Myanmar Rohingya killings a genocide
In a rare show of unanimity, MPs on Thursday agreed to call the campaign of ethnic cleansing against the Rohingya in Myanmar an act of genocide. Commons Liberal MP Andrew Leslie, who is parliamentary secretary to the minister of foreign affairs, rose following...
UN gets access to Rakhine
The UN began work inside Myanmar’s violence-torn northern Rakhine state yesterday, the first time its agencies have been granted permission to operate there since more than 700,000 Rohingya Muslims fled the area last year. The UN has been waiting for access to...
Rohingya Genocide Under Spotlight in London
The Justice For Rohingya Minority (JFRM) held a roundtable discussion Monday in London on the genocide against Myanmar’s Rohingya Muslims and offered solutions to the crisis. The panel of speakers included Peter Oborne, an author and columnist for the Daily Mail,...
Suu Kyi’s Choice: Press to Free Jailed Myanmar Journalists or Stay Silent
With her reputation damaged by Myanmar’s ethnic cleansing of Rohingya Muslims, civilian leader Aung San Suu Kyi is under pressure to secure amnesty for two journalists jailed after exposing military atrocities, as worries deepen about the country’s backsliding toward...
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