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Refugees at Cox’s Bazar camp mistook documentary crew for traffickers when they stopped to give clothes to young girls

Nurul Alam had been involved in a number of arms robberies and murders in the Cox’s Bazar district since 2016.

Survivors who return to Cambodia often decide against filing police complaints because they fear implicating their relatives in criminality.

The home affairs minister said Roger Ng will have to face criminal charges over the IMDB scandal in Malaysia before he can be sent to the U.S. to face related charges there.

India and Pakistan are each keen to cement ties with Saudi Arabia as tensions between them have risen sharply over a recent bombing in Kashmir.

Modi, who faces a general election by May, said he had given security forces a free hand to avenge last week's killings, the deadliest attack on security forces in decades.

Pheu Thai's chances of regaining power would be reduced if its allied party, Thai Raksa Chart, is disqualified for nominating a royal for prime minister.

Commenting on the spying concerns, Ren Zhengfei reiterated that the company will "never undertake" any spying activities.

The Pakistan-based Islamist militant group Jaish-e-Mohammad claimed responsibility. Islamabad rejected the suggestion it was linked to the attack.

"We cannot depend on any authority or any procedures inside the country to protect the rights of workers," said Sar Mora, president of the Cambodian Alliance of Trade Unions.

Asia's first LGBT+ video streaming platform plans to expand this year into India, its founder said on Wednesday, following the 1.3 billion-strong country's legalization of gay sex.

At least 150 Rohingya believed to have been preparing for the journey, mostly women and children, have been caught since November, according to local authorities.

The Election Commission said members of the royal family should stay above politics, echoing a sharp rebuke from the king that her bid was "inappropriate" and unconstitutional.

"This could be Bangkok's own Central Park. What can be a better use of the land?" said Pongkwan Lassus, an architect and designer.

In stunning move, Princess Ubolratana breaks tradition of royals eschewing politics