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The PM sounds the clarion call at the 'Rohingya Crisis - A Way Forward' event at the UN headquarters in New York.


The government of predominantly Buddhist Myanmar has denied citizenship to most Rohingya.


None of the approved 295 families currently living in camps in Bangladesh want to go back.

Those behind the accounts repurposed legitimate news and entertainment content to manipulate or corrupt public debate.

A total of 3,540 refugees have been cleared for return from a list of more than 22,000.

UPDATED 4PM | Minister adds that refugee children not receiving education in schools is a denial of human rights.

Foreign ministers hope for continued dialogue to facilitate the return of the displaced peoples.

Foreign minister says clear understanding needed between Myanmar and Bangladesh to ensure repatriation of Rohingyas.

'We want citizenship, we want all our rights', officials heard in a visit to Cox's Bazar.

Australian think tank says satellite images show no sign of reconstruction in majority of Rohingyas' old settlements.

Yanghee Lee calls for the commanders' assets to be frozen as well.

'Gulf state could assist 150,000 refugees in the field of health, education and training.'



IGP says Rohingya suspects were detained for providing support to the Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army (ARSA).


COMMENT | If it is serious about its call for 'justice', it should file an ICJ complaint against Myanmar.

They served less time than two Reuters reporters who uncovered the killings.

Wa Lone and Kyaw Soe Oo had been convicted in September and sentenced to seven years in jail.