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Malaysia Launches First Phase of Rohingya Repatriation to Myanmar

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LUMUT, Sept 29 — Malaysia began repatriating around 1,500 Myanmar nationals on Tuesday, launching the first phase of a return programme that has raised concerns from rights...

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Malaysia launches first phase of Rohingya repatriation to Myanmar

LUMUT, Sept 29 — Malaysia began repatriating around 1,500 Myanmar nationals on Tuesday, launching the first phase of a return programme that has raised concerns from rights...

·Petaling Jaya, Malaysia
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Malaysia starts sending Myanmar migrants home

Around 1,500 nationals will be repatriated today, the first group of about 5,000 that have reportedly agreed to return to Myanmar.

·Petaling Jaya, Malaysia
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Radio France InternationaleRadio France Internationale
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Malaysia: Nearly 1500 Rohingyas Deported to Burma, NGOs Express Concern

Rohingya refugees detained in administrative detention centres in Malaysia are due to board ships on Tuesday, 29 September, as a result of an agreement between the Malaysian government and the Burmese junta, but civil society organizations are calling on Kuala Lumpur to step back.

·Issy-les-Moulineaux, France
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Malaysia begins Rohingya deportations amid local hostility

Malaysia begins phased deportations of Myanmar nationals amid security concerns and international criticism, raising fears for Rohingya refugees' safety and rights. Read more at straitstimes.com.

·Singapore, Singapore
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L'HumanitéL'Humanité

In Malaysia, 1,500 Rohingya Refugees Expelled to Death in Burma

On 29 September, Malaysia was due to return nearly 1,500 additional refugees to Burma, including many members of the Muslim minority persecuted by the ruling junta, a political decision that would allow the putschist general Min Aung Hlaing, who had massacred his people for more than five years, to normalize his relations with the countries of the region.

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L'Humanité broke the news on Monday, September 28, 2026.
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