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Asia’s ultra-right consensus: ‘Liberal politics, sold by western funded NGOs, isn’t the answer’
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UN High Commissioner “dismayed” by rise of religious intolerance in India, “deplores” govt’s bid to deport Rohingyas
"The complete denial of reality is doing great damage...
View from Bangladesh: “We are all Rohingya now”
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‘The Rohingya are pouring into Bangladesh like water’
Thousands are stranded at various points along the Naf...
Myanmar army: Clearing of Rohingya is ‘unfinished business’
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Hindu Men May Marry 4 Wives, Personal Laws Discriminate Against Women: Bangladesh
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Bangladesh: ‘Expelled’ Jamaat-Shibir elements rejuvenate the extremist Jama’atul Mujahideen
To join militant groups and carry out attacks, they...
UN chief concerned over India’s plan to deport Rohingya Muslims
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Moving beyond nationalism: a new vision for peace in South Asia
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How a dream to study abroad became a dream of jihad
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