World Leaders Need to do More for Rohingya Refugees

   Source: Al Jazeera Sep 19, 2017 No Comments


Aid workers say the Rohingya crisis at the Bangladesh-Myanmar border is now one of the biggest humanitarian crises in the world. Al Jazeera's Maher Sattar reports from Shah Porir Dwip in southeast Bangladesh.
Published September 18, 2017

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