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Refugees, UNHCR raise concerns over rushed Rohingya repatriation bid

August 20, 2019

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‘Every day I cry’: Rohingya vulnerable to exploitation in Malaysia

Rohingya refugees who have made perilous sea journeys from Myanmar and from refugee camps in Bangladesh face discrimination, harassment and detention in Malaysia and other Southeast Asian countries.

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