Bangladesh

Inside One Of The World's Largest Refugee Camps, Rohingya Women Can't Escape Trauma

For many Rohingya women and their families, the nightmare isn't over.
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Myanmar Forces May Be Guilty Of Genocide Against Rohingya, UN Says

Some 626,000 Rohingya have fled violence since August.
By Stephanie Nebehay, Reuters

Pope Francis Prays Alongside Rohingya Muslim Refugees During Trip To Bangladesh

“The presence of God today is also called Rohingya."
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Pope Francis Begs For Peace In Myanmar

But he left out a very important word.
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Myanmar Reaches Deal To Bring Rohingya Muslims Home

But rights groups are concerned Myanmar's army could still pose a threat.
By Reuters

Undocumented Immigrant Whose Wife Has Cancer Finally Granted Temporary Stay

Riaz Talukder pleaded with authorities to allow him to attend to his wife.
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Not Forgotten: The Health And Rights Of Rohingya Women And Girls

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Suu Kyi Visits Rahkine For First Time Since Thousands Of Rohingya Fled

The Nobel Peace Prize winner has faced heavy international criticism for not taking a higher profile in responding to what U.N. officials have called “ethnic cleansing” by the army.
By By Kyaw Soe Oo and Shoon Naing, Reuters

Rohingyas Are Suffering 'On A Catastrophic Scale.' Here's How To Help.

More than 600,000 persecuted Muslims have fled Myanmar in just two months.
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Brutal U.N Report: Myanmar Army Driving Rohingya From Homes, Preventing Return

Myanmar security forces are torching homes, crops and villages to prevent Rohingya from returning, the U.N. human rights office said.
By Stephanie Nebehay, Reuters