10 Jun 2020

Malaysia to deport new Rohingya refugees

Rohingya refugees entering Malaysia will be deported back to Bangladesh. 269 Rohingya muslims were found on the ship on 8 June, with 57 jumping into the water and saved by Malaysian Armed Forces. These refugees will be deported back to Bangladesh.

Topic(s)Migrants/ foreign workers/ refugees Policy

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