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Yunus Pledges Continued Support for Rohingya Refugees in Bangladesh
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Muhammad Yunus, the chief adviser of Bangladesh's interim government, has pledged to support the Rohingya community seeking refuge in Bangladesh. He also emphasized the need for international cooperation to address their situation. This commitment was made during his first major briefing to foreign diplomats since taking office on August 8.
We won't tolerate any attempt to disrupt the global clothing supply chain, in which we are a key player.
Our government will continue to support the million-plus Rohingya people sheltered in Bangladesh.
We will provide whatever support the UN investigators need.
The Sheikh Hasina dictatorship destroyed every institution of the country.
She fled the country, but only after the security forces and her party's student wing committed the worst civilian massacre since the country's independence.
Our government will continue to support the million plus Rohingya people sheltered in Bangladesh.We need sustained efforts of the international community for Rohingya humanitarian operations and their eventual repatriation to their homeland, Myanmar, with safety, dignity and full rights.
Rohingya Exodus
- Ration cuts for Rohingya in Bangladesh leave families struggling to make ends meet
- Indonesian rescuers save 69 Rohingya refugees from capsized boat
- Fire in Rohingya refugee camp leaves thousands homeless again
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perspectives
- 1.Ethnic tensions
- 2.Immigration
- 3.Islam
- 4.Myanmar junta
- 5.Bangladesh interim government
- 6.Bangladesh under Sheikh Hasina
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- 1.Bangladesh
- 2.France
- 3.India
- 4.Myanmar
