OIC reviews steps on sensitizing world of Rohingya plight

November 12, 2022

NEWS DESK The OIC Ad Hoc Ministerial Committee on Accountability for Human Rights Violations against the Rohingya, has held an open-ended meeting at OIC General Secretariat in Jeddah, chaired by Dawda Jallow, Attorney General and Minister of Justice of the Republic of The Gambia, OIC says in a press release. During the meeting that was […]Continue Reading

Defending Rohingya cause: OIC secretary-general lauds Gambia

November 11, 2022

NEWS DESK OIC Secretary-General Hissein Brahim Taha received in his office in Jeddah, Gambia’s Justice Minister Dawda A. Jallow yesterday (Nov 10, 2022), Gambia’s The Point reports. During the meeting, the two sides praised the level of cooperation between the OIC and the Gambia and expressed the will to further enhance it. The Secretary-General paid […]Continue Reading

Australia to provide $135 million for Rohingyas in Bangladesh, Myanmar

November 11, 2022

NEWS DESK Australia will provide $135 million in 2022-23 for the Rohingyas and other communities in Myanmar and Bangladesh to assist with the delivery of life-saving food, water and shelter as a part of the Albanese government’s commitment to supporting the humanitarian response. The package of support builds on $480 million provided since 2017 to […]Continue Reading

US, EU add more sanctions as Myanmar violence deepens

November 9, 2022

NEWS DESK The United States and European Union have announced new sanctions against Myanmar’s military regime aimed at officials, companies and arms dealers, as campaigners urge quicker implementation of the measures given the deepening crisis in the country, Aljazeera and agencies report. The EU sanctions apply to 19 more individuals and entities, including a minister Continue Reading

China, Russia, India enabling Myanmar’s military rule: Report

November 5, 2022

NEWS DESK Support from China, Russia and India is enabling Myanmar’s military to sustain itself and carry out human rights abuses despite its failure to consolidate power following last year’s coup, a group of international legislators has said, Aljazeera reports. In a report published on Wednesday, the parliamentarians said this “steadfast and uncritical” support, Continue Reading

India police arrest 7 Rohingya

November 4, 2022

At least seven illegal Rohingya immigrants were held by the police in Tripura. According to the reports, the apprehended illegal Rohingya immigrants had entered into India through the Shunamura border in Tripura from Bangladesh, Northeast Now reports. They were held by the Tripura police at a check gate along the Agartala-Assam highway. The arrested illegal […]Continue Reading

Around 20 Rohingya missing after boat capsize in Myanmar

November 2, 2022

NEWS DESK A boat carrying at least 80 Rohingya sank when it ran aground near Pyapon township in Myanmar’s southern Ayeyarwady region. Around 20 are still missing and feared dead after Monday’s accident, local residents were quoted to have told it, Radio Free Asia reports. “Only 60 people could be rescued, the remaining 20 just […]Continue Reading

Thai police arrest woman with links to Rohingya trafficking to Malaysia

November 1, 2022

NEWS AGENCY Thai police arrested a woman wanted in connection with the alleged trafficking of Rohingya to Malaysia seven years ago, Malaysia’s Bernama reports. Central Investigation Bureau said the woman, believed to be an agent supplying Rohingya to work in Malaysia, was arrested in Kanchanaburi on Monday, after seven years on the run. “The police […]Continue Reading

Myanmar arrests 46 Rohingya trying to leave Rakhine State

November 1, 2022

NEWS DESK 28 Rohingya men, 18 Rohingya women and the two guides accompanying them were arrested near Daung Chaung Village Tract on the Gwa-Nga Thaing Chaung highway, according to a source close to Myanmar junta police, Mizzima reports. “The Rohingya were apprehended by the Junta army while sleeping somewhere in the vicinity of Daung Chaung […]Continue Reading

Myanmar warns ASEAN that pressure would be counterproductive

October 28, 2022

NEWS DESK Myanmar’s military government has warned that any pressure from its Southeast Asian neighbours to put a time frame on a peace plan would create “negative implications”, Al Jazeera reports. The military government made the statement in response to a meeting earlier on Thursday by foreign ministers from the Association of Southeast Asian Nations […]Continue Reading