Taliban's "Unnecessary" Blackout Cuts Off Lifeline for Millions as UN Warns of Deepening Crisis
The Taliban's nationwide internet blackout in Afghanistan is crippling humanitarian aid, banking, and remittances.
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The Taliban's nationwide internet blackout in Afghanistan is crippling humanitarian aid, banking, and remittances.
Amidst refugee life, Hindu Rohingya in Cox's Bazar celebrate Durga Puja with festive spirit, Discover how faith and community bring hope to the Kutupalong camp
At a high-level UN conference, Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus presented a seven-point plan aimed at the sustainable and dignified repatriation of Rohingya refugees
Festivities marked by communal harmony, a welcome change from previous years
A UN-backed report provides new evidence of "textbook ethnic cleansing," finding Myanmar's military deliberately destroyed Rohingya homes to prevent their return and build military infrastructure
A sharp escalation in rhetoric as Bangladesh's BGB refutes claims of aiding Rohingya militants and accuses Myanmar's Arakan Army of systematic extortion and persecution against civilians
A high-level UN conference begins in New York to address the Rohingya crisis, aiming for a sustainable solution and safe repatriation
India claimed a record-extending ninth Asia Cup title with a nail-biting five-wicket victory over Pakistan on Sunday, but celebrations turned into controversy as the team refused to attend the post-match trophy ceremony
Eighteen days after being forced from office, former Nepalese Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli made a combative return to the public stage on Saturday
Press freedom groups demand immediate release of BNA reporter detained in Rakhine without explanation
UPDF exploited a nonviolent incident to incite unrest and undermine stability in the Chittagong Hill Tracts.
Four killed, dozens injured; curfew and internet shutdown imposed in the region
Fresh airstrikes on civilian structures deepen fear as junta escalates attacks across Rakhine State
The rally was organized to draw global attention to the continued injustices and human rights violations faced by the Rohingya community, including mass killings, forced displacement, rape, denial of fundamental freedoms, and the enforcement of discriminatory laws in Myanmar.
At the 80th UN General Assembly, Bangladesh’s Chief Adviser Prof Muhammad Yunus urged the world to go beyond aid and push for a political solution in Rakhine, warning of dire consequences if Rohingya rights remain denied.
The report notes that Rohingyas insist on full citizenship, recognition of their identity, equal rights, and freedom of movement. Many proposed that a UN peacekeeping zone be established in their native Rakhine State to ensure security.
While world leaders rally for Palestine, Rohingya refugees risk being left behind despite urgent calls for safe return
Unemployment, loss of autonomy, and anger at New Delhi fuel youth-led unrest in the Himalayan territory
Myanmar’s military regime has signed multimillion-dollar lobbying contracts with two Washington firms to improve ties with the US
Press freedom watchdog urges Arakan Army to free reporter held incommunicado since September 20