Rohingya

They say they would rather suffer there than return to the hell of their former lives in Myanmar

'They are living without water, food, clothes and shelter'

Ethnic cleansing’ unites Suu Kyi’s party, army and public; India calls Rohingyas threat to security

China competes with the United States for influence in Myanmar

Scholars urge international organisations to play its role in resolving their situation

'The government of Myanmar shall be made to taste what our Muslim brothers have tasted'

At least 99 Rohingya are now known to have died making the perilous crossing on flimsy boats since a crisis erupted

Tyranny against the Rohingya Muslim minority in Myanmar has gone on and on for decades

Rohingya militants attacked police posts in late August, prompting a military backlash

More than 300,000 Rohingya have poured into Bangladesh

In a unanimous resolution, calls upon the government to take up the matter with UN secretary general

The exodus accounts for nearly a third of Myanmar's Rohingya population

He appealed to the leaders to reach out to all sections of society to try to restore friendly relations

Siraj lashes out at West for labelling Muslims as militants and extremists

Hungry Rohingya are running towards every food truck that arrives in the camps

It is the only hospital in the area with the facilities to treat serious gunshot wounds

Protesters call for an end to the genocide of the Rohingya and for the country to break off relations with Myanmar

Thailand has also said it is preparing to receive people fleeing the fighting in Myanmar

United Nations says 164,000 refugees have so far fled to neighbouring Bangladesh

Myanmar plays diplomatic card to avert UN censure

Refugees from Myanmar's Rohingya Muslim minority have lost limbs as they fled the country by triggering landmines

Myanmar says it killed around 400 Rohingya fighters and lost just 15 personnel since August 25

Modi spoke after talks with State Counsellor Aung San Suu Kyi during a visit aimed at expanding commercial ties

Islamabad to urge world nations to ask Myanmar’s neighbours to provide temporary shelter to fleeing people

Urges government to condemn the genocide internationally; develop a policy reflecting sentiments of the nation

The year 2015 was the year of hope in Myanmar

As for this newspaper — we stand with the Rohingya

Violence in Myanmar was set off by a coordinated attack on dozens of police posts and army base by Rohingya insurgents

More than 27,000 Rohingya Muslims have fled violence in Myanmar in recent days, according to UNHCR report

It marks a dramatic escalation of a conflict that has simmered since October

Sixteen bodies washed ashore on Bangladeshi side of river on Friday

Migrants were travelling on 'rickety inland fishing boats'

Erdogan takes interest in the fate of Muslim communities across the world and of the Palestinian cause

'If Myanmar wished, the security forces of the two countries could conduct joint operations against the militants'

Myanmar's Rohingya are world's largest stateless minority and endure severe restrictions on their movements

Attacks marked a dramatic escalation of a conflict that has simmered since a similar offensive last October

The Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army claimed responsibility for the offensive, and warned of more

Myanmar as a whole is uninterested in protecting their fellow citizens from harm

Some 75,000 people fled across the nearby border to Bangladesh, according to the United Nations

Aung San Suu Kyi has rejected a UN probe of the alleged atrocities carried out by soldiers against the Rohingya

Authorities said at least 17,000 homes, excluding the Rohingya shelters, had been damaged in the district

China and India said they would "disassociate" themselves from the consensus

The United Nations has said Myanmar troops and police may have committed crimes against humanity

Keith Harper says Aung San Suu Kyi has ‘utterly failed’ to address the plight of the Rohingya Muslim minority

Authorities estimate 400,000 Rohingya refugees are still living in Bangladesh

A report from the UN accused Myranmar's security forces carrying out a campaign of rape, torture and mass killings

Critics have rejected the state-appointed body, which is led by retired general and Vice President Myint Swe

Foreign ministers to adopt a final communiqué, resolution

At least 65,000 Rohingya have fled to Bangladesh since Myanmar launched a military operation in October

Tens of thousands of Rohingyahave fled a military operation in the northwestern state