UN: Rohingya face world’s most urgent refugees crisis Copy

   Source: Al Jazeera Oct 6, 2017 No Comments

Category: Asia, Featured, Videos, World Affairs Topics: Bangladesh, Humanitarian Aid, Myanmar, Rohingya Views: 1257
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The United Nations says violence against Rohingya women and children in Myanmar's Rakhine state may amount to crimes against humanity. Aid workers say more than 500,000 people who crossed into Bangladesh are in dire need of help. Al Jazeera’s Mohammed Jamjoom reports from a camp in Cox’s Bazar, where conditions for the refugees are becoming worse.
A warning: This report contains some distressing images.
Published on Oct 5, 2017

  Category: Asia, Featured, Videos, World Affairs
  Topics: Bangladesh, Humanitarian Aid, Myanmar, Rohingya
Views: 1257

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