More than 500 Rohingya refugees land in Indonesia: UN agency
- More than 500 Rohingya refugees arrived in Indonesia's Aceh Province, with over 800 landing in one week alone.
- The refugees were held at temporary shelters while authorities decided their fate, mostly in good health.
- Rohingya refugees face persecution in Myanmar, leading them to undertake dangerous sea journeys to Malaysia or Indonesia.
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INDONESIA Ong indonesiane (anche cristiane) in campo per l’accoglienza dei Rohingya
I recenti sbarchi hanno rilanciato l'allarme sulla situazione dei 'boat-people' in fuga da Myanmar. Il 17 ottobre almeno 249 rifugiati respinti al largo della costa di Aceh. In pochi giorni oltre 600 sono sbarcati in territorio indonesiano. Una proposta in otto punti per affrontare l'emergenza, seguendo i dettami del diritto internazionale.
More than 500 Rohingya refugees land in Indonesia
Three boats filled with more than 500 Rohingya refugees landed in Indonesia’s westernmost province on Sunday, a UN agency said, in one of the biggest arrivals since Myanmar launched a military crackdown on the minority group in 2017. ALSO READ: Indonesia woman jailed for TikTok video praying before eating pork The mostly Muslim Rohingya are heavily persecuted in Myanmar, and thousands risk their lives each year on long and expensive sea journeys…
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At least 500 Rohingyas arrive in Indonesia: UN refugee agency
Three boats carrying over 500 Rohingya refugees have arrived in Indonesia's westernmost province, according to a UN agency. This marked the most recent group of Rohingya refugees in Indonesia who have undertaken a sea journey to escape Myanmar this year. The ethnic Rohingya Muslims, facing persecution in Myanmar, have consistently embarked on perilous journeys aboard fragile wooden boats for years, seeking refuge in Muslim-majority countries lik
More than 500 Rohingya Refugees Land in Indonesia
Three boats filled with more than 500 Rohingya refugees landed in Indonesia's westernmost province on Sunday, a U.N. agency said, in one of the biggest arrivals since Myanmar launched a military crackdown on the minority group in 2017. The mostly Muslim Rohingya are heavily persecuted in Myanmar, and thousands risk their lives each year on long and expensive sea journeys, often in flimsy boats, to try to reach Malaysia or Indonesia. United Natio…
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