Since the 2017 military crackdown on the ethnic group of Myanmar, Rohingyas, they have been running around to find a dwelling for themselves. The majority of them had run off to Bangladesh, where they have been living in crowded refugee camps.

180 Rohingyas that went missing in damaged boat probably dead as relatives lost contact: UNHCR

Reports claim soldiers in Myanmar have admitted to killing and torturing civilians. A report by the BBC said it had interviewed soldiers who had defected to a local civilian militia group.

Myanmar soldiers tortured civilians: Report

Bangladesh wants to send more than 80,000 Rohingya refugees to a remote island in the Bay of Bengal after sealing an agreement for the United Nations to provide help, officials said Friday.

Bangladesh plans to move 81,000 Rohingya to island after UN deal: Officials

Saudi Arabia has asked Bangladesh to either issue passports to Rohingya or face ''consequences''. For Riyadh, the Rohingya refugees on the Saudi soil are still ‘undesirables,’ a burden to be dumped on Bangladesh.

Issue passports to Rohingya or face 'consequences', says Saudi Arabia to Bangladesh

State Counsellor Aung San Suu Kyi remains the frontrunner, as Myanmar gears up for General Elections - its second since it emerged from decades of military rule.

Myanmar elections going to be the most crucial and controversial in country’s history

The Myanmar military has said it is investigating "possible wider patterns of violations" before and during a 2017 crackdown in Rakhine State that the United Nations has said was executed with genocidal intent against Rohingya Muslims.

Myanmar army probes 'wider patterns' of abuse against Rohingya

Myanmar's military has sought to undermine the confessions of two soldiers who said they were ordered to "exterminate" Rohingya Muslims before taking part in the massacre of scores of men, women and children.

Myanmar army tries to discredit Rohingya abuse confessions

A delegation of Myanmar officials visited the sprawling Bangladeshi refugee camps on Wednesday (December 18), where they spoke to several dozen Rohingya refugees in an effort to kickstart a process to repatriate them.

'We are ready to go back': Rohingya refugees meet with Myanmar delegates

By Mauro Barelli In what is likely to be a remarkable moment for international justice, Aung San Suu Kyi, the political leader of Myanmar and a Nobel peace prize winner, will be in The Hague this week to lead her country’s defence against allegations of genocide.

Why Aung San Suu Kyi is in The Hague defending Myanmar against allegations of genocide

The International Criminal Court on Thursday approved a full investigation into Myanmar's alleged crimes against the Rohingya, as the southeast Asian nation faced mounting legal pressure worldwide over their fate.

ICC approves probe into alleged Myanmar Rohingya abuse

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