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25 August 2026

Why Rohingya refugees still can't return to Myanmar

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Why Rohingya refugees still can't return to Myanmar

Nine years after the Rohingya were driven from Myanmar, most fleeing to Bangladesh, repatriation is back in focus. But violence in Rakhine state remains.

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