Rohingya
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More Rohingyas die as fighting in northern Rakhine intensifies
Wartime atrocities and desperate attempts to flee are continuing to claim the lives of Rohingya Muslims in Maungdaw Township
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Bangladesh’s Yunus offers reassurances on Rohingya refugees
The 84-year-old Nobel laureate and adviser to the country’s new interim government called on the international community to support “Rohingya humanitarian operations and their eventual repatriation… with safety, dignity, and full rights”
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Fleeing Rohingya civilians massacred near Bangladesh-Myanmar border
Rohingya people displaced by conflict in Rakhine State were slaughtered near the Naf River in a catastrophe that junta-run media and other sources blamed on attacks by the Arakan Army—the military’s most powerful foe in the state
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With few options left, Rohingya people trapped in western Myanmar prepare for the worst
The monsoon, which began this month, may add to the potentially lethal threats of ethnically targeted violence, restricted movement, and food scarcity already faced by recently displaced civilians from northern Rakhine State
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Gunmen murder Rohingya teacher and student in Bangladesh
The victims’ families believe that the RSO, an armed group known for abducting young Rohingya men from the camps to fight against the Arakan Army, is responsible for the killings
