Examples of using Rohingya in English and their translations into French
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The Rohingya refugee story is a gigantic psyops which is intended to manipulate the emotions of ignorant mass media consumers,
The Rohingya crisis is the most brutal
Lastly, we will continue to demand unhindered humanitarian access to Rakhine state in Burma to provide humanitarian assistance to the 450,000 Rohingya who have limited access to basic services
to accept the term"Rohingya", and the equally strong rejection of the term"Bengali" by the Rohingya, has created a deadlock.
KUTUPALONG CAMP, Bangladesh- Barefoot and running for her life, Rohingya Dilara, 20,
fulfill the human rights of stateless Rohingya persons, prioritize improving the situation of the Rohingya refugees, finalize its refugee policy
ERT urged the Government to stop all deportations of Rohingya, immediately cease push-backs into sea and take steps to ensure that this practice is not repeated, and immediately release the Rohingya still in detention in Bangkok.
Famine in Africa, Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh, the ongoing conflict in Syria
Persecuted and marginalized in their own country for decades, Rohingya are considered stateless
The lives of refugees The living conditions of Rohingya refugees are very difficult(drinking water shortages,
In Indonesia, apart from an attack on Myanmar fisherfolk in Medan by Rohingya refugees in March, a terrorist plot against the Myanmar embassy was reportedly foiled in May.
Somalis, Rohingya Muslims, Iraqis,
In that connection, it was distressing that the Rohingya were required to identify themselves as Bengali as a precondition to their participation in the citizenship verification process.
ARSA fighters and other Rohingya entered the ethnic Mro village of Khu Daing,
The Rohingya Muslims in the State of Arakan had been deprived of their citizenship
Stateless, Rohingya are also without an accepted name
Led by a committee of Saudi Arabia's Rohingya, presumably Wahhabis,
MSF was still waiting for official permits, Rohingya continued to flee across the border into Bangladesh,
by the Muslim community, known as the Rohingya.
UNCT urged Thailand to follow its public commitment in 2009 to stop forcing boats carrying Rohingya into international waters, particularly in light of recent boat arrivals in 2011.