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View all search resultsRohingya-Muslims
Archipelago 2 years ago
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Some of over 300 Rohingya refugees on Indonesian beaches transferred to shelter
A group of 135 refugees, mostly women and children, were relocated from a beach in Aceh Besar regency of Aceh province to a governor's office building before the authorities eventually conveyed them by truck to a camping ground.
Politics 2 years ago
President Jokowi suspects human trafficking behind increased Rohingya arrivals
More than 1,200 Rohingya people, a persecuted minority from Myanmar, have landed ashore in Aceh since November, according to the United Nations' refugee agency (UNHCR) in Indonesia, prompting concern among local communities about the scale of the exodus this year.
Archipelago 2 years ago
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Aceh residents reject Rohingya refugees ship in Bireuen shores
The refugees attempted to communicate in sign language to the residents to inform them that the ship's engine had lost power. After hours of preventing the ship from anchoring, villagers tried to pull the ship away to the open seas with a small boat.
Asia & Pacific 3 years ago
Myanmar arrests more than 110 Rohingya for traveling 'without official documents'
Myanmar authorities have arrested more than 110 Rohingya, including children, for traveling "without official documents" as they tried to make their way to Malaysia, state media reported Friday.
Asia & Pacific 4 years ago
Rohingya refugees sue Facebook for $150 billion over Myanmar violence
A US class-action complaint, filed in California on Monday by law firms Edelson PC and Fields PLLC, argues that the company's failures to police content and its platform's design contributed to real-world violence faced by the Rohingya community.
