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Nine Years in Limbo: Why Rohingya Repatriation Remains Stalled

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By Mohammed Siraj
| The Diplomat Magazine Verified
An analysis of the political, legal, security, and geopolitical dimensions of the Rohingya crisis. Newly arrived Rohingya refugees wait in line at a refugee camp in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh, hoping to receive assistance from humanitarian aid groups, Feb. 25, 2025. Credit: Rohim Ullah Subscribe for ads-free reading Nearly nine years after the 2017 military crackdown that forced more than 750,000 Rohingya to flee to Bangladesh, the prospect of their repatriation to Myanmar remains as distant as ever.
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The Andaman Sea Tragedy: Why Rohingya Youth Continue to Risk Death to Leave the Camps

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By Mohammed Siraj
| Tribune Content Agency
In mid-April 2026, a catastrophic maritime disaster unfolded in the Andaman Sea. An overcrowded vessel carrying approximately 250 to 300 Rohingya refugees, along with a smaller number of Bangladeshi nationals, capsized while attempting to reach Malaysia. The exact moment of the tragedy remains unclear, but on April 9 a Bangladesh-flagged vessel rescued nine survivors who had managed to remain afloat by clinging to drums and fragments of wooden debris, according to coast guard reports.
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The Andaman Sea Tragedy: Why Rohingya Youth Continue to Risk Death to Leave the Camps

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By Mohammed Siraj
| The Diplomat Magazine Verified
In mid-April 2026, a catastrophic maritime disaster unfolded in the Andaman Sea. An overcrowded vessel carrying approximately 250 to 300 Rohingya refugees, along with a smaller number of Bangladeshi nationals, capsized while attempting to reach Malaysia. The exact moment of the tragedy remains unclear, but on April 9 a Bangladesh-flagged vessel rescued nine survivors who had managed to remain afloat by clinging to drums and fragments of wooden debris, according to coast guard reports.
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