Rohingya refugees demand safe return to Myanmar after nine years
Tens of thousands rallied in Cox’s Bazar as Myanmar cited new verification figures, while the U.N. and diplomats said conditions remain unsafe for return.
Tens of thousands rallied in Cox’s Bazar as Myanmar cited new verification figures, while the U.N. and diplomats said conditions remain unsafe for return.
Bangladesh has initiated criminal proceedings against officers accused of enforced disappearances and torture. The United Nations is urging fair civilian trials ahead of the country’s Feb. 12 national election.
Mohammed Shahabuddin resigned July 24, and a July 25 gazette placed presidential duties temporarily with Speaker Hafiz Uddin Ahmad.
UNHCR and IOM say more than 500 people are feared dead or missing after two boats carrying mostly Rohingya passengers reportedly disappeared off Myanmar.