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Nine Years on, a Rohingya Survivor Revisits the Massacre that Killed Her Family, and Dreams of Going Home
Refugees held prayers, speeches and art as they urged justice, rights and safe return, while rights groups said at least 9,000 died in 2017.
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Nine years on, a Rohingya survivor revisits the massacre that killed her family, and dreams of going home
Nine years on, a Rohingya survivor revisits the massacre that killed her family, and dreams of going home - The New Humanitarian puts quality, independent journalism at the service of the millions of people affected by humanitarian crises around the world
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More than a million people belonging to the Rohingya people continue to live in the Cox’s Bazar camp in Bangladesh. As the situation worsens, hundreds of refugees risk their lives trying to reach Malaysia by sea. Main topics: MyanmarRead full article
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