'After getting the information from the state governments about the number of Rohingyas, we will hand over the case to the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA). We will talk to Burma (Myanmar) government for starting the process of their (Rohingyas) deportation,'Rajnath Singh said

Centre asks states not to give any documents to Rohingyas

Quoting a statement published from the office of Myanmar's de facto leader Aung San Suu Kyi, a report said that about 58 Rohingyas have already crossed back to Myanmar after the situation in Bangladesh became unbearable

Myanmar says some Rohingya refugees returned voluntarily

The aid agency serves food to 6,000 Rohingya Muslims at the refugee camps on a daily basis

Turkish agency organises Iftar for Rohingya refugees

UNICEF said in a statement that since the crisis began more than 16,000 babies had been born in the camps, of which only about 3,000 were delivered in health facilities

In Bangladesh, some 60 babies a day born in Rohingya camps: United Nations

The UN Security Council met on Monday to discuss a visit by envoys to Myanmar and Bangladesh two weeks ago

US criticises China for shielding Myanmar from UN action

China, a supporter of Myanmar's former ruling junta, on Monday put forward an amended statement that dropped all mention of investigations or accountability

China resists push at UN for Myanmar probe of Rohingya attacks

Britain's UN envoy on Tuesday suggested the UN Security Council could consider helping Myanmar collect evidence of crimes committed during a military crackdown of the Rohingya people, denounced by the world body as ethnic cleansing after most recent bout of persecution of the Muslim minority last year

UN could help Myanmar gather evidence of crimes against Rohingya: British Envoy

She also urged the international community to continue putting up strong pressure on the Myanmar government to take back their Rohingya nationals from Bangladesh

Bangladesh PM urges India, China, Japan, Russia to help in resolving Rohingya crises

Myanmar's government leader Aung San Suu Kyi met with United Nations Security Council envoys on Monday over the plight of nearly 700,000 mainly Rohingya Muslims who fled to Bangladesh amid a military crackdown, pledging to investigate any credible accusations of abuse, said diplomats who attended the meeting

UN envoys meet with Myanmar leader over refugee crisis

The United Nations and rights groups say a Myanmar military operation in the country's northwest in August has sent nearly 700,000 Rohingya Muslims fleeing to Bangladesh. Most live in flimsy, bamboo-and-plastic structures perched on hills around Cox's Bazar, in southern Bangladesh

Myanmar minister says conditions in Rohingya refugee camps 'very poor'

Bangladesh officials said Monday a fishing boat carrying Rohingya Muslims to Southeast Asia did not set sail from its shores

Bangladesh denies Rohingya boat docked at Thai island set sail from its shores

In a televised speech, Suu Kyi made only a passing reference to the crisis in Rakhine state, where her government faces mounting international condemnation for a military operation against Rohingya Muslims

Myanmar's Suu Kyi urges nation to stay united amid 'challenges'

Australian Attorney General Christian Porter said he would not allow the prosecution of Suu Kyi, who arrived in Sydney on Saturday for regional talks, because heads of state cannot be arrested, detained or served with court proceedings.

Australia's attorney general rejects lawyers' bid to prosecute Myanmar's Suu Kyi

The evidence is mounting that Myanmar’s military is engaging in the systematic use of sexual violence as part of a coordinated campaign of ethnic cleansing against the Rohingya minority.

Opinion: With rape and violence rife, where is justice for Rohingya women

Nearly 700,000 Rohingya fled Myanmar for Bangladesh after insurgent attacks on Aug. 25 sparked a military crackdown that the United Nations has said amounted to ethnic cleansing, with reports of arson attacks, murder and rape.

Bangladesh protests against Myanmar troops at border where Rohingya shelter

Since August, nearly 700,000 Rohingya have crossed from Myanmar's Rakhine State into Bangladesh

Rohingya refugees test Bangladeshi welcome as prices rise and repatriation stalls

Amnesty said the international community had failed to respond robustly to "crimes against humanity and war crimes from Myanmar to Iraq, South Sudan, Syria and Yemen".

Amnesty says Rohingya crisis consequence of society 'encouraged to hate'

Dhaka's home minister Asaduzzaman Khan formally gave the list to his Myanmar counterpart Lieutenant General Kyaw Swe after officials of the two nations held a meeting in the Bangladeshi capital

Bangladesh hands over list of 8,000 Rohingyas, Myanmar says will start repatriation

Myanmar Home Minister Kyaw Swe, who is on a three-day visit to Dhaka, today met his Bangladeshi counterpart Asaduzzaman Khan Kamal and discussed along with senior officials the repatriation plan for Rohingya refugees

Myanmar outlines 3 stages for Rohingya repatriation: Bangladesh minister

'Powerful forces in the Burmese government have denied the ethnic cleansing in Rakhine State,' US Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley told the Security Council

US urges UN to hold Myanmar military accountable for 'ethnic cleansing'

World attention has recently focused on the desperate plight of the some 700,000 Rohingya Muslims forced over the border into Bangladesh in western Myanmar by a violent military campaign

Two ethnic groups sign up to Myanmar's 'broken' peace process

Richardson said he resigned from the advisory board on Wednesday, during its first visit to troubled Rakhine State

Aung Suu Kyi remains Myanmar's best hope: US mediator Bill Richardson

Rohingya refugees at the sprawling Kutupalong camp in Bangladesh are balking at going back until Myanmar can guarantee their safety

Myanmar finalises preparations for repatriation of Rohingya Muslims

Action will be taken against 10 members of Myanmar`s security forces in connection with the killing of captured Rohingya Muslims in Rakhine state

Myanmar says soldiers, police facing action over village killings