Published 05/06/2023 4:20:00 p.m.

Rohingya say they won't return to Myanmar to be stuck in camps

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Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh said on Saturday they would not return to Myanmar to "be confined in camps" after making their first return visit as part of efforts to encourage their voluntary repatriation.

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Reuters

Rohingya say will not go home to Myanmar to be stuck in camps

05/06/2023 9:04:33 a.m.·United Kingdom

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The Star Kuala Lumpur

Rohingya say they won't return to Myanmar to be stuck in camps

DHAKA (Reuters) - Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh said on Saturday they would not return to Myanmar to "be confined in camps" after making a visit to the country as part of efforts to encourage their voluntary repatriation. Read full story

05/06/2023 9:09:00 a.m.·Malaysia

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The Straits Times

Rohingya say they won't return to Myanmar to be stuck in camps

Rohingya refugees said they will not go back unless their security can be guaranteed. Read more at straitstimes.com.

05/06/2023 9:30:00 a.m.·Singapore

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National Post

Rohingya say will not go home to Myanmar to be stuck in camps

DHAKA -- Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh said on Saturday they would not return to Myanmar to "be confined in camps" after making their first return visit as part of efforts to encourage their voluntary repatriation.

05/06/2023 2:38:36 p.m.·Canada

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VOA News

Rohingya: Will Not Go Home to Myanmar to Be Stuck in Camps

Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh said Saturday they would not return to Myanmar to "be confined in camps" after making their first return visit as part of efforts to encourage their voluntary repatriation. Nearly a million Rohingya Muslims live in squalid camps in the Bangladeshi border district of Cox's Bazar. Most have been there since fleeing a military-led crackdown in Buddhist-majority Myanmar in 2017 and had not returned until now, although…

05/06/2023 8:17:57 p.m.·United States

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