‘Lost at Sea’ helps shed some light on the refugees’ plight.

We should not fail in our humanitarian duties to protect the vulnerable. 

Government agencies and education must promote inclusivity and respect human rights. 

Many others are still adrift in the Indian Ocean, UNHCR says. 

 It violates international law on non-refoulement, says UNHCR.

Deceased's children are challenging deportation order. 

Without further political reforms, the potential for violence against them remains.

Elom Community Centre has given them a voice.

At 7pm yesterday, 424 of the 528 escapees have been re-arrested.

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The plight of some 600,000 Rohingya Muslims still in the country could worsen.

Left with no choice as violence escalates, a father sends his little girl on a fishing vessel, alone with strangers.

The 26 refugees who have been feared drowned were found hiding on an islet near Langkawi.

He says the measures are necessary as there are many more boats carrying refugees waiting to enter Malaysia.

No such incident, Gombak police chief says in response to a 36-second video recording that went viral.

'Dangerous ideology to destroy a population group should be seen as the virus of the pandemic of violence.'

‘This time around, the refugees are fellow Muslims, and it makes very little or no difference.’

‘We have to be wary of our own select few, who will forever keep mauling our own.’

‘You can be kind-hearted but have a plan in place.’

'Time and again, the most vulnerable groups have been used as pawns for the political power struggle of the ruling elites.'

Malaysia should have set a progressive example for other Asean nations in defending basic human rights, it says.

The International Court of Justice has approved provisional measures requiring Myanmar to prevent the genocide of Rohingyas.

The country at one time was made up of many different states, he points out.

Police still working on whether the 65 passengers on board are victims of a human trafficking syndicate.

It says there's reasonable basis to conclude the Myanmar military committed such crimes

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Much of its content is from military's information unit, which distributes news from the army's perspective.

'The prize winners themselves have to safeguard their own reputations.'

It says the generals should be prosecuted for the gravest crimes under international law.

The island, which emerged from the silt about 20 years ago, is about 30km from Bangladesh.