The announcement comes after Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi visited Bangladesh to meet his Bangladeshi counterpart, Mahmood Ali, on Saturday
They argue that ARSA's strategy was precisely to provoke a large exodus to obtain international sympathy
United Nations has led global condemnation, calling the crackdown a textbook example of ethnic cleansing
Land unoccupied is now cramped shanty city of bamboo, tarpaulin and mud that seems to go on forever
According to the official, at least 500 Rohingyas entered the county on Friday
He says, there is a need to ensure that govt in Myanmar stands up responsibly for its commitment to protecting the citizens
Audio and video messages distributed on apps such as WhatsApp, Facebook and YouTube have become a community radio of sorts for the Muslim minority
US State Department said Washington may use human rights law to target those invovled in violence, which triggered a massive exodus and humanitarian crisis
Officials have made plans to harvest, and possibly sell, thousands of acres of crops left behind by the fleeing Rohingya, according to govt documents
India's External Affairs Minister spoke on the issue during her two-day visit to Bangladesh
1 in 5 children are 'acutely malnourished'; Unicef director said the children have witnessed atrocities no child should ever see
Marixie Mercado told reporters in Geneva though that the hike was not likely due to a sudden influx, but rather to improved access to some areas
Refugees driven out by hunger because food markets in Myanmar's western Rakhine State have been shut and aid deliveries restricted
The exodus of Rohingyas to neighbouring Bangladesh began on August 25 when the Myanmar Army launched an offensive
The western region descended into chaos when Rohingya militants attacked Myanmar police posts on August 25
Rohingya Crisis: Won't permit emotional arguments, we need holistic hearing, says SC
There are also discussions about increasing aid for violence-riven Rakhine state
Identified 140 vulnerable border posts along 4,096-km long India-Bangla border that can be exploited for illegal crossing over of Rohingyas
India wants to deport about 40,000 Rohingya refugees who arrived in previous years, calling them a threat to national security
The silence from the international community, especially proponents of the principle of Responsibility to Protect, is deafening