Malaysia continues mass refugee deportations despite warnings from the UN about unsafe conditions in an active war zone.

Nearly 1,500 Myanmar nationals have arrived in the country’s largest city after being sent back from Malaysia.

By Hasnoor Hussain, Rozanna Latiff and Jeremy Seng LUMUT, Malaysia, Sept 29 (Reuters) - Malaysia began the process of ...

Hundreds of families gather outside a navy base as the first batch of nearly 1,500 people arrives under an opaque ...

The United Nations (UN) on Wednesday called for lasting solutions to Myanmar's displacement and refugee crisis, warning that ...

The statement came as Kuala Lumpur confirmed plans to deport a further 3,500 people as part of its “voluntary repatriation ...

The first phase of repatriating 1,476 Myanmar refugees to their home country marks a significant step by the MADANI Governm ...

Oct 2 (Reuters) - Nearly 1,500 Myanmar nationals sent back from Malaysia aboard navy ships are expected to reach the war-torn country's commercial hub of Yangon within days, state media reported on ...

A total of 3,524 Myanmar refugees have been approved for repatriation under the second phase of the voluntary repatriation ...

By Hasnoor Hussain, Rozanna Latiff and Jeremy Seng LUMUT, Malaysia, Sept 29 (Reuters) - Malaysia deported around 1,500 ...