Malaysia refugees

Rights groups have protested the decision, which they say could expose a group of 114 people to mistreatment on their return.

Deportations of Myanmar asylum seekers and the failure to act on Rohingya death camps are disheartening.

The reported deportations seem to contradict Kuala Lumpur's active approach to resolving the crisis in Myanmar.

The U.N. refugee agency claims that the group included registered asylum seekers.

Shortly after its coup d'etat, Myanmar's military junta offered to help Malaysian authorities deport some 1,200 people.

A new school in Kuala Lumpur is giving refugee women from Myanmar and Indonesia a chance at a better life.

Malaysia has long guaranteed the safety of thousands of refugees, despite remaining outside international conventions, but that’s changing at a worrying pace.

As the Rohingyas became increasingly prominent in Malaysia, certain quarters have come to perceive them as a social, economic, and security threat.

Malaysia hosts approximately 180,000 refugees but does not grant them formal recognition.

Malaysia should recognize our shared humanity and welcome neighbors in need.

If Malaysia is serious about stamping out child marriage, especially vulnerable refugee children must also be protected.