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Malaysia and Bangladesh vow to push Asean for lasting Rohingya solution, engage Myanmar authorities directly

PUTRAJAYA, June 22 — Malaysia and Bangladesh will strengthen cooperation through Asean mechanisms to find a lasting solution to the longstanding Rohingya refugee issue, including...

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Malaysia needs a clear Rohingya policy, not endless temporary measures — Ashraff Hussni

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Malaysia vows to strengthen rights of Bangladeshi workers during Prime Minister Tarique Rahman’s visit

Malaysia's Prime Minister pledges to enhance protections for Bangladeshi workers amidst ongoing labor abuse concerns during a joint press conference.

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Malaysia and Bangladesh vow to push Asean for lasting Rohingya solution, engage Myanmar authorities directly

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Malaysia needs a clear Rohingya policy, not endless temporary measures — Ashraff Hussni

Malaysia vows to strengthen rights of Bangladeshi workers during Prime Minister Tarique Rahman’s visit

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Malaysia and Bangladesh vow to push Asean for lasting Rohingya solution, engage Myanmar authorities directly

Malaysia needs a clear Rohingya policy, not endless temporary measures — Ashraff Hussni

Why refugees like the Rohingya and other asylum seekers find themselves in a legal limbo in Malaysia