ASEAN Rohingya response

Conditions in Rakhine State are unlikely to be amenable to the safe return of refugees any time soon.

A new report from a regional human rights group urges the ten-member bloc to take a more holistic approach to the situation in western Myanmar.

Amid the pandemic and global economic chaos, the ongoing Rohingya refugee crisis in Southeast Asia has quietly been swept under a rug.

The ASEAN Economic Community holds promise – but it also presents challenges to the group’s policy of noninterference.

The Rohingya crisis is not just an issue for Myanmar; it will impact security and economic trends throughout the region.

Sorry, Hun Sen: the Rohingya crisis can’t be dismissed as Myanmar’s internal affair.

In speaking out forcefully about “genocide” in Myanmar, Malaysia’s prime minister may have opened a Pandora’s box.

The issue has been in the spotlight this month in several Southeast Asian states.

It is much more complex than is often portrayed by some.

Their plight is an all-too-familiar story in the region.

The conversation must be broadened if "durable solutions" have any chance of being truly durable.