India urged to halt arbitrary arrest, forcible return of Rohingya

India urged to halt arbitrary arrest, forcible return of Rohingya

Arrests in New Delhi and forced deportations to Myanmar began on May 6, says Fortify Rights group in statement - Anadolu Ajansı

Supreme Court Hears PIL On Alleged Forced Deportation Of Rohingya Refugees

A Public Interest Litigation (PIL) has been filed in the Supreme Court of India, accusing the central government of forcibly deporting 43 Rohingya refugees to Myanmar, despite many of them holding UNHCR refugee cards. The petition raises serious concerns about human rights violations and calls for immediate action from the top court. According to the plea, those deported include women, children, elderly persons, and individuals with severe healt…

India pushed out Rohingya refugees to intense battlefield, NUG extends protection

Jabeda Khatun was devastated when she found out her daughter and granddaughter were in Myanmar, the country they fled eight years ago due to a genocide. Photo: Shaheen Abdulla/Maktoob Jabeda Khatun couldn’t fight back her tears when Maktoob showed a photo of her daughter Anuwara Bagum and her granddaughter Asma Aletar from Myanmar’s Tanintharyi region. Asma’s wedding was planned for 20 May, and arrangements were underway.  Neighbours who had gat…