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Japanese envoy visits health centre for Rohingyas

Ambassador of Japan to Bangladesh, Saida Shinichi, visited the Hakimpara Primary Healthcare Centre on Thursday to observe services, supported by medical equipment provided through the Japanese embassy under the grant assistance for Grass-Roots Human Security Projects...

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Bangladesh govt initiates talks with Arakan Army

Bangladesh has been in discussions with the Arakan Army, an ethnic armed group based in Rakhine, under a United Nations initiative for restoring stability in the state of Myanmar with an aim to send back the Rohingya people sheltered in Bangladesh...

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We have our own Gaza, but no protest: Khalilur Rahman

Drawing a parallel between the prolonged Rohingya crisis and the ongoing humanitarian catastrophe in Gaza, CA’s high representative Khalilur Rahman on Tuesday said there is ‘our own Gaza (Rohingya) on our shoulders, yet there are no protests for it’.

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ARSA chief Ataullah denied bail, sent to jail

A court in Bandarban on Monday sent Myanmar’s Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army chief Ataullah Abu Ammar Jununi to jail after rejecting his bail petition in two separate cases filed over the death of a member of DGFI....

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Bangladesh welcomes China to participate in Teesta project

Bangladesh in a major development on Friday welcomed Chinese companies to participate in the Teesta River Comprehensive Management and Restoration Project, in which both China and India had earlier shown interest, as the top leaders of the two friendly countries...

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YUNUS-XI TALKS IN BEIJING: Healthcare, water management to get priority

Interim government chief adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus is going to discuss cooperation in water management, healthcare and Rohingya repatriation besides economic and military cooperation in his meeting with Chinese president Xi Jinping in Beijing during his visit to China.

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Rohingyas face racial discrimination, statelessness: Yunus

Chief adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus has called for global action against racial injustice and highlighted the plight of the Rohingya people, who remain victims of racial discrimination and prolonged statelessness.

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Law and order in Rohingya camps should be prioritised

FREQUENT murders, abduction and torture in Rohingya camps suggest that the persecuted community, already faced with an uncertain future, is additionally burdened with fear of violence. The Thailand-based rights group Fortify Rights on March 18 in its research findings on law and order in the camps in Cox’s Bazar reported at least 219 Rohingya murders in 2021–2024 and...

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ARSA chief Ataullah, 9 operatives arrested

Rapid Action Battalion-11 arrested 10 Rohingya people, including Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army’s top leader Abu Ammar Jununi alias Ataullah, from Narayanganj and Mymensingh districts in two separate drives on Monday and Tuesday.

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Rohingya armed groups kill 219 Rohingyas in Bangladesh camps in four years

Thailand-based human rights group Fortify Rights in a report said that Rohingya armed groups killed at least 219 Rohingyas in the camps in Bangladesh in four years between 2021 and 2024 as killings, abductions, torture and threats continue to plague the refugees sheltered in the Bangladesh camps...

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World mustn’t forget the Rohingyas

THE Rohingya refugee crisis remains one of the most protracted humanitarian emergencies in modern history. They have been living in Bangladesh, particularly in Cox’s Bazar, for nearly four decades. Even before the latest major influx that occurred in late 2017, I visited them in 2015 in Ukhiya’s Kutupalong registered camp. Since the mass exodus in 2017, more than one...

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