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Malaysia and Myanmar Agree to Repatriate Rohingya Refugees

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Malaysia and Myanmar have reached an agreement for the repatriation of Rohingya refugees. Myanmar has agreed to accept 5,000 Rohingya refugees currently in Malaysia, with the process expected to be carried out in an orderly manner under international humanitarian principles. This decision is part of efforts to address the longstanding Rohingya refugee issue and maintain public peace in Malaysia. The Malaysian government has started the process of identifying, documenting, and screening refugees to facilitate their return. Meanwhile, Rohingya refugees in Malaysia have expressed fears about their safety if they are sent back to Myanmar.

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  1. BH Berita Harian avatar

    BH Berita Harian

    RSS / @bharian.com.my/feed

    Myanmar setuju terima semula 5,000 pelarian Rohingya di Malaysia JELEB...

  2. myMetro avatar

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    RSS / @hmetro.com.my/feed

    Myanmar setuju terima semula 5,000 pelarian Rohingya di Malaysia – PM...

  3. Astro AWANI avatar

    Astro AWANI

    Telegram / @astroawani

    Myanmar bersetuju menerima semula 5,000 pelarian Rohingya dari Malaysi...

  4. Anadolu Agency (English) avatar

    Anadolu Agency (English)

    X / Twitter / @anadoluagency

    Malaysia says Myanmar has agreed to take back an initial 5,000 Rohingy...

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