Sean Turnell has been imprisoned since the military ousted his employer, the country's de facto lead

Myanmar's National Unity Government offers Rohingya citizenship if they help overthrow military junt

Registration period is set from May 25 to November 22; Department of Homeland Security announces tha

Health experts caution, however, that not enough Americans have been vaccinated to completely exting

Aung San Suu Kyi faces multiple criminal charges brought against her by the country's military gover

Three Democratic Voice of Burma (DVB) journalists who fled Myanmar were arrested earlier this week i

Recurring fires put Rohingya refugees in Cox's Bazar in additional danger

Several other people were injured

Lawmakers from Aung San Suu Kyi's deposed civilian government also craft new constitution as Myanmar

Relief agencies say barbed-wire fencing prevented victims from escaping inferno

They say minority group can find common cause with those protesting country's military coup

Government-affiliated group suspends all activities as it calls on junta to end arrests of unarmed c

Policed have told Rohingya refugees living in slums in Jammu city that more Rohingyas are to be roun

Security forces leave Sanchaung district, allowing hundreds of youths to leave unhurt after UN and U

Foreign ministers of ASEAN to discuss situation with Myanmar counterpart; Singapore says regional bl

The protesters marched through the Dhaka University campus and Dhaka's streets toward the country's

Antonio Guterres blasted Myanmar's military coup in a speech opening UN Human Rights Council's 46th

Deposed civilian leader Aung San Suu Kyi to make court appearance via videoconference on charges of

Protests begin after senior leader of deposed party is detained

Many Rohingya remain doubtful, saying demands for assurances from Myanmar have not been met

PM's Prosperity Party, a pan-Ethiopian movement, faces challenges from increasingly strident ethnica

Human rights groups decry move, saying the island is not safe for habitation

Fake news about the coronavirus can do real harm. Polygraph.info is spotlighting fact-checks from ot

James Stavridis, retired US Navy admiral, former military commander of NATO, talks to VOA about the

New Delhi's decision to give underwater vessel to its eastern neighbor comes four years after Bangla

Human Rights Watch says conditions in those camps are getting worse and that government's recent eff

Recorded accounts, the first ever offered by Myanmar soldiers, match descriptions provided by dozens

Victim, a 71-year-old man, one of 20 Rohingyas confirmed as being infected with COVID-19 

Measures center on Kutapalong refugee settlement in Bangladesh which, according to UNHCR, houses som

WHO has deployed teams to camp that houses nearly a million people

The killings occurred near a refugee camp in Teknaf in Cox's Bazar near Bangladesh's border with Mya

Leader of UK-based Rohingya rights group sees international momentum to aid his people

Unidentified man who surrendered belonged to a group of five Wuhan residents who slipped across the

The children, who fled with their families from neighboring Myanmar to the camps in Bangladesh's Cox

VOA contributor Greta Van Susteren and a camera crew visited the Kutupalong refugee camp in Banglade

The United Nations' top court has ordered Myanmar take all measures in its power to prevent genocide

Deputy Attorney General Abdullah Al Mahmud said it was clear that the number of rapes had risen as h

Democratic party rising star's book calls for reforms that make it easier for people to vote