Rohingya left terrified as Malaysia begins deporting them to war-torn Myanmar: ‘It’ll be a death sentence’ - IN FOCUS: As ...

Malaysia began repatriating Myanmar nationals under a voluntary program despite warnings from the United Nations refugee agency and rights groups that conditions in the ...

Malaysia has begun sending back Myanmar nationals under a voluntary repatriation programme. The move has drawn UN and rights groups' warnings that returnees may face danger in conflict-hit Myanmar.

At 8 a.m. on June 26, at least 13 double-trailer trucks were lined up at the Pheung Khleung border crossing in northern ...

Myanmar’s military junta is increasingly resorting to attacks on civilians as a means to bring the rebel Arakan Army in the ...

Myanmar joins ASEAN tourism investment talks in Manila as conflict and human-rights concerns raise questions over sustainable ...

In his first Western media interview since seizing power, Min Aung Hlaing makes his case for engagement as Myanmar’s civil ...

The statement came as Kuala Lumpur confirmed plans to deport a further 3,500 people as part of its “voluntary repatriation ...

US officials made a rare visit to Myanmar this week to secure the release of an American businessman who had been detained in the war-torn country since June.

The UN refugee agency, UNHCR, has voiced concern over Malaysia’s decision to return 1,476 people to Myanmar amid an ongoing civil war and a dire human rights and humanitarian situation.

Isolated and at constant war with itself, Myanmar’s humanitarian crisis is deepening as global challenges far exceed the capacity to respond of a military regime increasingly focused on its own ...