state where rohingya and rakhine live side by side it wasn't perfect but they got a law and that is the challenge now is how do we get them out of these camps and then move towards reconciliation that would allow for people to reside side by side again the endgame here is to have everybody be able to return to me on maher to rakhine state to the places where they had their homes with citizenship freedom of movement and other rights guaranteed ideally we would have the refugees in bangladesh able to return in safety in dignity with adequate protection and and guarantees for the various rights that they need and this group that is currently detained in these detention camps. is really the sort of bellwether for a decision about rohingya whether to return from bangladesh or not the running and bangladesh in the row who go are stuck in these camps they're communicating with each other certainly you know on various different online messing ging systems and things like that so they know what's going on and how myanmar treats the current group 130000 who are locked down will really influen

state where rohingya in rakhine lived side by side it wasn't perfect but they got a lot and that is the challenge now is how do we get them out of these camps and then move towards reconciliation that would allow for people to reside side by side again have you had any reaction yet from the government in myanmar and if you have do you trust what they say we've not heard from the government of myanmar about our findings we wrote a letter to aung san suu kyi and her government requesting their opinions on the issues that we are raising and we received no response would be people who are being detained it's an astonishing number 130000 would they feel safe if they all set free. well i believe that they would want guarantees about their safety you know the government would have to play a role in ensuring safety for them so far neither the state government nor the police nor the military have been willing to do that they just said that it's not safe for you to go back but then they don't take it any further like what are they going to do to restrain people who might try to attack them ac

state where rohingya and rakhine live side by side it wasn't perfect but they got along and that is the challenge now is how do we get them out of these camps and then move towards reconciliation that would allow for people to reside side by side again the endgame here is to have everybody be able to return to me on maher to rakhine state to the places where they had their homes with citizenship freedom of movement and other rights guaranteed ideally we would have the refugees in bangladesh able to return in safety in dignity with adequate protection and and guarantees for the various rights that they need and this group that is currently detained in these detention camps. is really the sort of bellwether for a decision about rohingya whether to return from bangladesh or not the writing and bangladesh on the road he go are stuck in these camps they're communicating with each other certainly you know on various different online messing ging systems and things like that so they know what's going on and how myanmar treats the current group 130000 who are locked down will really influen

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muslims from detention a report by human rights watch has described life in their refugee camps in rakhine state as squalid and abusive some 750000 reindeer fled me in march of bangladesh following a military crackdown in 2017 the report says those who remain face inhuman conditions with severe limitations on movement health and life in hoods. tens of thousands of student protesters of 4 with the police in the indonesian capital as they protest against a new labor law unions say it will erode workers' rights and weaken environmental protections but the president. says it will boost the economy by cutting red tape and streamlining regulations is jessica washington. it's the government hope to pass its new labor legislation quickly and quietly saying it's needed to encourage investment but it provoked anger on the streets outside a luxury shopping complex in the city center a group set fire to a bus station and thousands demonstrated across the country to voice their anger against a law they say would take away workers' rights. the right we're all afraid of cars at 19 but now we're more scar

bubbly crowds of buddhists from man maher has staged a protest in neighboring bangladesh there from rakhine state and say more than 300 civilians have been killed there in recent months during army raids mean mars military has been accused of acting with genocidal intent against rohingya muslims in the states by the un's top court they've denied the charge. video of a group of bangladeshi men attacking and stripping a woman has provoked more protests condemning violence against women 100 rallied in the capital dhaka to accuse the government of failing to tackle the alarming rise in gang rape and sexual assaults demonstrators are demanding capital punishment for offenders although many attacks aren't reported. a bus heading to a buddhist temple has collided with a train in thailand killing at least 18 people around 30 others were injured it happens about 60 kilometers in the capital bangkok dozens of passengers were on the bus as it crossed rail tracks during. india's reported infections of surpassed 7000000 the health ministry confirms more than 74000 positive tests in the past 24 hours new

muslims from detention a report from human rights watch has described life in their refugee camps in rakhine state as squalid and abusive some 750000 fled me in march of bangladesh following a military crackdown in 2017 the report says those who remain face inhuman conditions with severe limitations on movement health and their livelihoods francis to return dozens of stolen and teague's from senegal and beneath there a tiny fraction of an estimated $19000.00 pieces of art plundered during french colonial rule that nicholas are reports now from senate girls city saloon delta where there are growing calls to hand them back. after spending 52 years balding the authentic from the fake french african art collector as you know glue says it's time to take the masks off reexamine the western appetite for african art. and return these pieces to their rightful owners he's brought his personal collection from his gallery in france to senegal where he's opened a museum. without museums we are culturally illiterate we need museums to remember once past culture and history museums can appease relationship

ethnic minorities, where government forces have clashed with armed groups, particularly in western rakhinen states are also affected. the general election planned for november 8th is being seen as a test of myanmar‘s fledgeling democractic government led by aung san suu kyi. bollywood star sanjay dutt has confirmed he has cancer after weeks of speculation by the indian press. i will beat this. in an instagram video, the 61—year—old actor was seen getting a haircut at the salon of celebrity hairstylist aalim hakim and broke the news to his fans. sanjay dutt has acted in more than 150 films and received several awards in india. the past few days, in fact, for a time it looked very nice on guernsey today, over the weekend, we can expect a lot of cloud and there is a ridge of high pressure that is extended across the uk. again, a lot of cloud around and still producing a bit of patchy rain and drizzle at times, although not amounting very much. a flow of air coming down from the north, so, it is quite cool out there. now, as we look at things as we go through the night, we'll be seeing some br