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Myanmar finalizes Rohingya repatriation preparations as doubts mount
Chief Minister clarified that logistical problems protracted the issue
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UN chief concerned about deal on return of Myanmar's Rohingya
UN member-states in December adopted a resolution condemning the violence in Rakhine state
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7 ethnic Rakhine killed as Myanmar police open fire at riot: official
It was not immediately clear why the rally descended into violence
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Bangladesh agrees with Myanmar to complete Rohingya return in two years
'Myanmar has reiterated its commitment to stop outflow of Myanmar residents to Bangladesh'
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Bangkok brothel raid sparks bribery, trafficking probe
They found more than 100 sex workers from Thailand, Myanmar, Laos and China
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Myanmar, Bangladesh meet amid doubts about Rohingya repatriation plan
UNHCR is ready to help
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Rohingya insurgents say 10 found in Myanmar grave 'innocent civilians'
Military takes responsibility of the killings, says action will be taken against members of security forces
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Myanmar army's admission of killings a 'positive step': Suu Kyi
Myanmar's army has a grim track record of rights abuses chiselled out across the country over 50 years of rule
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Rohingya insurgents ambush Myanmar military truck
Five members of the security forces wounded
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Visual shows just how many Rohingya villages have been burned
The military exonerated itself of all accusations of atrocities in an internal investigation
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Myanmar frees journalists working for Turkish broadcaster
'We have been arrested unexpectedly, and now we are so glad to be unexpectedly released like this'
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UN rights investigator calls for pressure on China, Russia over Myanmar abuses
Either of them can block the UN Security Council from referring the case to International Criminal Court in the Hague
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Reuters journalists in Myanmar remanded for another 14 days: lawyer
They have been charged with breach of the Official Secrets Act while covering Rohingya crisis
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China, Russia oppose UN criticism of Myanmar over Rohingya
More than 650,000 Muslim Rohingya have fled the country since a military operation was launched in Rakhine state
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Myanmar says probe of two Reuters journalists almost finished, court case to follow
They were arrested on December 12 after they were invited to dine with police officers
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EU demands release of detained Myanmar journalists
At least 11 journalists have been arrested in Myanmar this year
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Rohingya refugees to start returning from January
Around 655,000 refugees from the stateless minority group have poured across the border into Bangladesh since August
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Myanmar army investigating mass grave in Rakhine
It did not specify how many corpses were found or what community they belong to
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After almost a week, Myanmar authorities silent on whereabouts of detained Reuters journalists
ICJ calls on authorities to disclose the reporters' whereabouts
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UN chief says arrest of Reuters journalists shows erosion of press freedom in Myanmar
Guterres said the international community should do everything possible to secure the journalists' release
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Rohingya refugee crisis a 'grave security risk', warns ICG
ICG study said fresh sanctions on Myanmar would backfire by isolating country and calcifying hatred towards Rohingya
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Myanmar's opium crop plummets, but no victory over Asia's narco-boom
Growing opium poppies employs or provides incomes for hundreds of thousands of people in Myanmar
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Pope refers to 'Rohingya' after meeting refugees
The pope had earlier faced criticism for not using the word "Rohingya" in mainly-Buddhist Myanmar
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Pope ordains priests in Bangladesh ahead of meeting with Rohingya
Pope called for decisive measures to resolve political reasons behind refugee crisis, urged countries to help Dhaka
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'Who is the pope?' ask Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh
Some mistook his zucchetto for an Islamic skullcap and said he could be a Muslim leader
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Myanmar coal mine accident kills seven
The fire department director said four people, including two Chinese nationals, managed to escape from the mine
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Pope urges Myanmar Buddhist clergy to tackle 'prejudice and hatred'
The Catholic leader is on a four-day trip in mainly Buddhist Myanmar
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Pope holds landmark mass for Myanmar Catholics
The pope is set to hold a meeting with Buddhist leaders later Wednesday
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Pope deliberately avoids using the term 'Rohingya' in key Myanmar speech
Before his speech, Pope Francis met Myanmar's leader Aung San Suu Kyi
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Pope to meet Myanmar's leader Suu Kyi
The country is listening closely to see if Francis will use the word "Rohingya" on Myanmar soil
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Pope arrives in Myanmar on high-stakes visit
Catholics in colourful ethnic traditional dress waved flags at Yangon's airport in a joyful welcome for the pope
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China to host Myanmar's Suu Kyi in Beijing amid global outcry over Rohingya exodus
Visit comes after Chinese President Xi Jinping welcomed Myanmar's powerful army chief Min Aung Hlaing last week
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Thousands travel to Yangon for Pope's diplomatically fraught trip
More than 150,000 people have registered for a mass that Francis will say in Yangon on Wednesday
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Bangladesh says agreed with Myanmar for UNHCR to assist Rohingya's return
Myanmar to issue identity cards to Rohingya
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China's Xi discusses Rohingya crisis with Myanmar army chief
China has offered diplomatic backing to its southern neighbour throughout the crisis
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Myanmar not yet safe for Rohingya refugee return: UN
'Refugees are still fleeing, and many have suffered violence, rape, and deep psychological harm,' stated UNHCR
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From Myanmar to Zimbabwe, China's global footprint grows
Beijing boasts the world's largest standing army and the second biggest economy
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13 Myanmar passengers killed in Thai van crash: police
The van was travelling to Bangkok when it crashed into the 10-wheeler in Singburi
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Bangladesh, Myanmar agree to start Rohingya return in two month
The stateless Rohingya have been the target of communal violence for years in Buddhist Myanmar
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US condemns 'ethnic cleansing' of Rohingya Muslims in Myanmar
No provocation can justify the horrendous atrocities that have ensued, says US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson
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Tillerson calls Myanmar operation against Rohingya 'ethnic cleansing'
Human rights monitors have accused Myanmar’s military of atrocities, including rape, against the stateless Rohingya
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Rohingya refugees 'drained' by trauma, says UN refugee chief
More than 600,000 Rohingya have fled Buddhist-majority Myanmar since late August this year for neighbouring Bangladesh
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US Congress members decry 'ethnic cleansing' in Myanmar; Suu Kyi doubts allegations
Say they were disturbed by a 'violent and disproportionate' security response to Rohingya militant attacks
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Amnesty accuses Myanmar of imposing 'apartheid' on Rohingya
Scenes of dispossessed Rohingya in Bangladeshi camps have provoked outrage around the world
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China offers to help Bangladesh and Myanmar defuse Rohingya crisis
Chinese foreign minister says his country supports resolving the crisis peacefully and bilaterally
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Angelina Jolie condemns sexual violence against Rohingya women refugees
More than 600,000 Rohingya Muslims have fled Buddhist-majority Myanmar since late August
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Deconstructing the Muslim overpopulation myth
Claim about Muslim overpopulation falls apart in fascinating ways when examined more closely
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Myanmar sanctions won't solve Rohingya crisis at this time: Tillerson
600,000 plus Rohingya have fled the mainly Buddhist country since the military launched a counterinsurgency operation
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Tillerson in Myanmar to press Suu Kyi and army on Rohingya
Washington says Suu Kyi has a crucial role to play in tackling the crisis but has focused to blame the army
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Japan's Abe offers $1 billion in rural aid to Myanmar's Suu Kyi
The package of low-interest loans will be used to fund projects including infrastructure