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Bangladesh Cannot Mobilise More Resources for Rohingya Refugees, Chief Advisor Says
COX'S BAZAR, Bangladesh (Reuters) -Bangladesh cannot mobilise additional resources for the 1.3 million Rohingya refugees living in the country, Chief Advisor Muhammad Yunus said on Monday, urging the international community to find a sustainable solution to the crisis.
Rohingya mark ‘Genocide Remembrance Day’ in Bangladesh. Here’s a timeline of the refugee crisis
As per Al Jazeera, the persecution of Rohingyas at the hands of Myanmar's military dates back to the country's independence in the late 1940s, and in 1982, a law barred them from citizenship, rendering them stateless.
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China should play a leading role in resolving the Rohingya crisis because of its strong ties with Myanmar and influence in ...
Chief Adviser Prof Muhammad Yunus on Monday placed a seven-point proposal, seeking collective efforts to chart a practical ...
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