Bangladesh wants ‘safe zones’ to ease Rohingya crisis, but seen unlikely

08 Sep 2017

“Bangladesh has proposed creating ‘safe zones’ run by aid groups for Rohingya Muslims in Myanmar’s Rakhine state to stop hundreds of thousands of refugees crossing into its territory following a military crackdown.”

Source: Bangladesh wants ‘safe zones’ to ease Rohingya crisis, but seen unlikely

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