S. N. M. ABDI - Arab News Tuesday 15 September 2015 I have a golden piece of advice for Aung San Suu Kyi ahead of the Nov. 8 landmark general election in Myanmar. The upcoming polls will not only decide her political future ...

Zainab Khizar The Express Tribune News Network September 10, 2015 The persecution of the Muslim minority in Burma is condemnable. Rohingya Muslims have been around for the last eight or nine centuries and many migrated from Bangladesh primarily during the period of British ...

By Senator Raynell Andreychuk - The Diplomat August 26, 2015 Burma is at a very particular stage in its development. In recent years, it has shown a new willingness to engage with the international community. It has also begun to open new space ...

By Aman Ullah - KPN 04 July 2015 “I think one of the most important things is to put an end to discrimination against people because of what they look like or what their faith is. And the Rohingya have been discriminated ...

By Dr. Habib Siddiqui - Kaladan Press 05 July 2015 The Outlook India magazine has recently conducted an interview of General Maung Maung Ohn, the chief minister of the Rakhine state of Myanmar.  In that he shared his opinions about the Rohingya people ...

By Aman Ullah - kaladan Press 02 July 2015 “The Rohingya have been subject to stigmatisation, harassment, isolation, and systematic weakening. The Rohingya are faced with only two options: stay and face annihilation, or flee” : Professor Penny Green of Queen Mary University ...

Rohingya News Agency - Phuketwan THOUSANDS of Rohingya have been abandoned by human traffickers and pushed back out to sea by Indonesia,Thailand and Malaysia in a humanitarian disaster that outraged the world. Hundreds more died as they attempted a perilous journey across ...

By Aman Ullah - Kaladan News May 25, 2015 “What needs to change here is that the Rohingya need to feel welcome in the country of their birth, in the country of their parents’ birth, of their grandparents’ birth,” Tom Malinowski, US Assistant ...

By Fabien Jannic-Cherbonnel - english.rfi.fr 20 May 2015 Malaysia and Indonesia have announced Wednesday they would no longer turn away boat people. Earlier, Myanmar, whose policies towards its ethnic Rohingya minority are blamed for fueling the human flow, also pledged to offer humanitarian ...