Myanmar promises ‘safe’ returns ahead of Malaysia repatriations, even as UN says conditions aren’t there yet
The UN says conditions for voluntary returns do not exist as Malaysia prepares to send back 1,500 people, including Rohingya migrants.
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AlKhaleej TodayMyanmar promises ‘safe’ returns ahead of Malaysia repatriations, even as UN says conditions aren’t there yet
YANGON, Sept 3 — Myanmar pledged on Thursday “safe and dignified” returns for its citizens displaced abroad, after the United Nations and rights groups raised concerns about...
Myanmar has assured that the return of Rohingya from Malaysia will be carried out in a safe and dignified manner, with approximately 1,500 individuals expected to be repatriated voluntarily by the end of September.
UNHCR Says It Has No Role in Malaysia’s Planned Myanmar Returns, Warns Conditions Remain Unsafe
Malaysia plans to return 1,476 Myanmar nationals on 29 September, but UNHCR says it is not involved in the process and that current conditions in Myanmar do not allow safe, dignified and sustainable refugee return. by RK Desk Kuala Lumpur, 3 September 2026: The UN refugee agency has said it is not involved in Malaysia’s […]
YANGON: Myanmar on Thursday pledged to ensure the safe and dignified return of its citizens displaced abroad, after the United Nations and rights groups raised concerns about plans to repatriate 1,500 people from Malaysia. Myanmar's Foreign Ministry also reiterated its rejection of the persecuted Rohingya Muslim minority, which activists fear is ...
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