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Families still in need as calm returns to Myanmar’s Meiktila

Rohingya News Agency – (IRIN): Inside a stadium now sheltering more than 2,000 displaced people in the central Myanmar town of Meiktila, residents appear dazed. “How could this happen?” asked 65-year old Syed Darbi, who has lived her whole life in Meiktila, ...

A Short View on Inauguration of Global Rohingya Center (GRC)

Desk Report First of all I would like to express deeply gratitude to the honorable OIC chief and its illustrious members who ceaselessly make attempts for restoration of Rohingya rights from the racist regime of Myanmar. It is flavorless in Rohingya history ...

Rakhine protesters fight against planned Rohingya housing

Desk Report A plan to build 5000 homes for displaced members of the Rohingya community in Rakhine State has sparked a series of demonstrations. Protesters say the plan, which has been proposed by the Turkish NGO TIKA, could allow the Rohingya ...

Operation Rohingya

It is vital the information we are going to share with you is made viral as quickly as possible. The ethnic Rohingya people of Myanmar (Burma) in Southeast Asia are being massacred. These barbarous acts are being carried out by ...

Harbour for Rohingya or stop on way to hell?

Newspaper section: Spectrum If they make it to the village in the Khura Buri district of Phangnga they will find a relatively well-off fishing community and locals more than sympathetic to their plight. Most of the locals are Muslims, and some ...

Future of Rohingyas uncertain as Thailand allows stay of 6 more months

Rohingya News Agency – (Pattaya Mail): Another boatload containing over 100 Rohingya refugees recently arrived in Phang Nga province as authorities struggle to ease overcrowding in detention facilities in the South. According to reports, more than 500 Rohingyas made landfall in ...

Myanmar Muslims recall Buddhist assault

Todd Pitman Associated Press December 29, 2012 SIN THET MAW - Stranded beside their decrepit flotilla of wooden boats, on a muddy beach far from home, the Muslim refugees tell story after terrifying story of their exodus from a once-peaceful town on Myanmar's ...

Special Report: Myanmar's deep mine of old troubles

Andrew R.C. Marshall Reuters December 28, 2012 Pyinyananda was chanting with dozens of fellow Buddhist monks when an object landed in the folds of his orange robes and blew up. The canister contained tear gas, the police later said, but the explosion flayed so ...

Rohingya Refugees Rejected by Singapore

Mong Palatino Global Voices December 23, 2012 After being adrift at sea for more than 30 hours, 40 Rohingya refugees were rescued by a Vietnamese ship, MV Nosco Victory, on December 5, 2012. A few days after, the ship reached Singapore but the ...

Self-Inflicted Harm: The ASEAN Declaration of Human Rights

Caryl Thompson Global Policy December 21, 2012 ASEAN Human Rights Declaration Provokes Controversy Since its inception in 1967, the ten-member Southeast Asian alliance, ASEAN (the Association of Southeast Asian Nations) has focused on promoting regional co-operation, regional identity and trade links. For the most ...

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