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Evicted from police housing and with no income, Daw Tu asks top political leaders to intervene.
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After a visit to Rohingya refugee camps in Bangladesh, Myanmar said its neighbor failed to distribute the repatriation application forms it had agreed to.
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Army chief cites the sentencing of seven soldiers for a massacre of Rohingya Muslim men that was the subject of a Reuters investigation as an example.
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The recent arrests of eight Rohingya near the Myanmar border suspected of human trafficking are a reminder that those who have fled Rakhine State remain far from safe.
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News originated on Myanmar National TV; govt confirms report is false.
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Basic questions about the island’s habitability remain unanswered.
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PM Hasina says Bangladesh submitted the names of 8,000 Rohingya families for repatriation to Myanmar, but that Myanmar so far refuses to take them back.
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"You must come with me," Abdu Shakur told his wife. "If we stay here, they'll kill us all."
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U Win Myat Aye told the Rohingya to set aside the past and prepare to "go back to your own residences," promising new villages would be built with hospitals and schools.
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The UN refugee agency is set to sign an MoU with Bangladesh laying out a framework for the voluntary repatriation of Rohingya refugees to Myanmar, an agency spokesman said.
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The army said seven soldiers have been sentenced to "10 years in prison with hard labor in a remote area" for participating in a massacre of 10 Rohingya Muslim men in September.
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U Win Myat Aye vows to set the record straight; will to discuss delayed repatriation with counterparts
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The Rakhine State Parliament on Friday approved a proposal to urge the union government not to resettle non-citizen Muslim refugees in southern Maungdaw Township.
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"From what I've seen and heard from people ... conditions are not conducive to return," said Ursula Mueller.
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The Foreign Affairs Ministry confirms that the government will let the UN Security Council visit Rakhine State, but the particulars are yet to be worked out.
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