Boatpeople
Majority of 700 are Bangladeshi: Myanmar
Myanmar officials says most of the 700 migrants found adrift on its waters a week ago identified themselves as Bangladeshi, after they were driven to a camp near the border.
Trafficking: Top Thai army officer surrenders
A top army officer of Thailand, Lt General Manas Khongpaen, turns himself in days after a Thai provincial court allowed police to arrest him over his alleged involvement in trafficking of Rohingyas and other boatpeople, The Guardian reports.
Myanmar, Bangladesh agree to address ‘root causes’ of migrant exodus
Myanmar and Bangladesh agreed to address the "root causes" of a migrant exodus at talks in Bangkok.
A trip down the path of horror
The four were in a hurry, had little time to bargain for the cricket bat's price. Most excited among them, Nur Alam pulled out his moneybag hurriedly, paid Tk 300 and almost snatched the bat from the salesman.
US surveillance flights will help locate boatpeople
US hopes that information comes from the maritime surveillance flights will provide an enhanced understanding of the position of boatpeople at sea.
Australia PM rules out resettling Asian boat migrants
Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott has ruled out helping resettle the wave of migrants fleeing to Southeast Asia, saying it would worsen the problem and "encourage people to get on boats".
Malaysian restaurants willing to hire boatpeople
The Malaysian Indian Muslim Restaurant Owners Association (Presma) offers to hire the Rohingya and Bangladeshi boat migrants who are temporarily allowed to land in Malaysia.
UNHCR welcomes commitment to resolve migrant crisis
The UN Refugee agency, UNHCR, welcomes the commitment announced by the foreign ministers of Malaysia, Indonesia and Thailand to resolve the migrant crisis.
Majority of 700 are Bangladeshi: Myanmar
Myanmar officials says most of the 700 migrants found adrift on its waters a week ago identified themselves as Bangladeshi, after they were driven to a camp near the border.
Trafficking: Top Thai army officer surrenders
A top army officer of Thailand, Lt General Manas Khongpaen, turns himself in days after a Thai provincial court allowed police to arrest him over his alleged involvement in trafficking of Rohingyas and other boatpeople, The Guardian reports.
Myanmar, Bangladesh agree to address ‘root causes’ of migrant exodus
Myanmar and Bangladesh agreed to address the "root causes" of a migrant exodus at talks in Bangkok.
A trip down the path of horror
The four were in a hurry, had little time to bargain for the cricket bat's price. Most excited among them, Nur Alam pulled out his moneybag hurriedly, paid Tk 300 and almost snatched the bat from the salesman.
US surveillance flights will help locate boatpeople
US hopes that information comes from the maritime surveillance flights will provide an enhanced understanding of the position of boatpeople at sea.
Australia PM rules out resettling Asian boat migrants
Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott has ruled out helping resettle the wave of migrants fleeing to Southeast Asia, saying it would worsen the problem and "encourage people to get on boats".
Malaysian restaurants willing to hire boatpeople
The Malaysian Indian Muslim Restaurant Owners Association (Presma) offers to hire the Rohingya and Bangladeshi boat migrants who are temporarily allowed to land in Malaysia.
UNHCR welcomes commitment to resolve migrant crisis
The UN Refugee agency, UNHCR, welcomes the commitment announced by the foreign ministers of Malaysia, Indonesia and Thailand to resolve the migrant crisis.
