Rakhine settlers reportedly move onto displaced Rohingya land in Maungdaw
Reports reveal Rakhine families are being resettled on displaced Rohingya lands in Maungdaw, raising severe concerns over property rights and future repatriation
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Reports reveal Rakhine families are being resettled on displaced Rohingya lands in Maungdaw, raising severe concerns over property rights and future repatriation
More than 600 Rohingya residents in Rathedaung, Rakhine State face forced displacement after an Arakan Army commander orders them to leave for Bangladesh by Oct 17
Saudi Arabia backs Bangladesh on Rohingya repatriation, stating an ICJ genocide ruling against Myanmar will set a historic precedent for global human rights law
Bangladesh PM Tarique Rahman meets Canadian envoy Randeep Sarai to discuss Rohingya repatriation, energy security, technical education, climate finance, and agricultural cooperation
Home Minister Salahuddin Ahmed emphasizes that Bangladesh requires coordinated regional and global cooperation to ensure the safe, dignified, and voluntary return of Rohingya refugees to Myanmar
he United Council of Rohingya (UCR) has met UN IIMM chief Nicholas Koumjian, demanding an independent investigation into alleged war crimes by the Arakan Army
Bangladesh will establish two army camps near Rohingya shelters in Ukhiya to prevent kidnappings, ransom demands and other crimes and strengthen security
J&K Chief Minister Omar Abdullah has criticized the central government's sudden eviction drive targeting Rohingya refugees, urging authorities to handle the humanitarian crisis with empathy
Authorities in Jammu demolish nearly a dozen illegal structures, mostly Rohingya shelters, in Raika Forest, leaving vulnerable families without homes
Bangladesh PM Tarique Rahman calls for safe Rohingya repatriation, international support and stronger regional cooperation at Bay of Bengal Conversation 2026
A Rohingya youth was injured in a landmine explosion near the Bangladesh-Myanmar border in Cox’s Bazar on Thursday afternoon
The UNHCR has voiced serious concern over Malaysia's repatriation of 1,500 Myanmar nationals, warning that ongoing conflict and rights violations make conditions unsafe
Malaysia has begun repatriating around 1,500 Myanmar nationals as part of a broader plan to return up to 5,000 people, drawing sharp criticism from the UN and human rights groups over safety risks
Bangladesh Prime Minister Tarique Rahman meets outgoing Chinese Ambassador Yao Wen to discuss expanding bilateral trade, development cooperation, and the Rohingya crisis
Bangladesh urges the United Nations to convene Myanmar and key stakeholders to establish a credible roadmap for the safe, dignified, and sustainable return of more than 1.2 million Rohingya
Prime Minister Tarique Rahman has urged the UN and international community to strengthen efforts for the safe and dignified repatriation of more than 1.2 million Rohingyas to Myanmar
More than 160 civil society organizations call on Malaysia to halt planned Rohingya refugee returns to Myanmar, citing severe safety risks and forced conscription
Bangladesh Prime Minister Tarique Rahman outlines a comprehensive five-point framework at the UNGA to resolve the protracted Rohingya crisis, emphasizing safe repatriation, accountability, and global action
Bangladesh Prime Minister Tarique Rahman urges international cooperation and action for the safe, sustainable, and dignified repatriation of Rohingya refugees at the UNGA
UNGA President Dr Khalilur Rahman calls the Rohingya crisis a grave human crisis, urging global dialogue as Bangladesh Prime Minister Tarique Rahman seeks international support at the 81st UN General Assembly