Rohingya

Myanmar’s farcical response to take back Rohingyas
Rohingya refugees attend a ceremony organised to remember the second anniversary of a military crackdown that prompted a massive exodus of people from Myanmar to Bangladesh, at the Kutupalong refugee camp in Ukhia on August 25, 2019. Photo: AFP

Myanmar’s farcical response to take back Rohingyas

Some 200,000 Rohingyas rallied in a Bangladesh refugee camp to mark two years since they fled a violent crackdown by Myanmar forces, just days after a second failed attempt to repa...

 Sep. 02
China should play prudent role to resolve Rohingya crisis

China should play prudent role to resolve Rohingya crisis

The Rohingya crisis seems to be deepened further. The problem may turn bad to worse if it continues for long and Rohingya citizens of the Rakhine states are not allowed to go back to their country. The United Nations (UN) and almost all the important leaders of the globe supporte...

 Sep. 05

Ensure Rohingya isn’t a forgotten crisis

Ensure Rohingya isn’t a forgotten crisis While replying to a question at an event titled “DCAB Talk" UN Resident Coordinator in Bangladesh Mia Seppo on Sunday rightly said it is the “shared responsibility...

Sep. 21

PM seeks intensified global action for Rohingya return

PM seeks intensified global action for Rohingya return Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has urged the international community to take intensified action to repatriate Rohingyas, who have taken shelter in Bangladesh after being persecuted i...

Sep. 23