Turkey-EU migration pact worthy of honor: IOM
Until this day, the UN have reported 607,000 Rohingya Muslims that have crossed from Myanmar to Bangladesh since August 25, with arrivals still continuing.
Turkey praised for its humanitarian efforts
ince August 25, 2017 according to the United Nations, over 600,000 Rohingya have crossed from Myanmar’s western state of Rakhine over to Bangladesh.
Turkey’s humanitarian efforts continue for Rohingya Muslims
ollowing the crimes committed against Rohingya Muslims by the Myanmar security officers and Buddhist mobs, according to the United Nations, since August 25 approximately 520,000 Rohingya have crossed from Rakhine to Bangladesh.
Rohingya crisis continues
envoy to the UN, Nikki Haley, told the Security Council that violence against the Muslim Rohingya minority in Myanmar appears to be an ethnic cleansing.
Rohingya: an embarrassment for humanity
he crimes committed against the Rohingya Muslims by Myanmar state security personnel and Buddhist mobs have re-emerged on the political agenda as an estimated 400,000 refugees escape violence and seek asylum in Bangladesh.
Setting an Example: Turkey’s lead on humanitarian aid
isregarded by many developed countries and neglected by the Muslim world, the humanitarian crisis in Myanmar found a voice through Turkey, once again highlighting the country’s prominence in humanitarian aid.
Elderly Rohingya miserably fail to escape death
Following the crimes committed by the Myanmar security forces and Buddhist mobs, including mass rape, murder and gang violence, Rohingya Muslims escaping violence have begun seeking refuge in Bangladesh.
The Rohingya crisis and the problem of aid
The Rohingya, which has been described by the United Nations as the world’s most persecuted peoples, have faced heightened fears of attack from the Myanmar military and Buddhist mobs since 2012.
President Erdogan in New York ahead of UN General Assembly
Rohingya
In spite of crimes that are taking place in Myanmar’s Rakhine State, Turkey has led the effort in humanitarian aid.
Protests in Support of Rohingya Muslims all over the World
Following the flee of approximately 300,000 Rohingya to Bangladesh, demonstrations took place in London, India, Chechnya, Indonesia and other countries in Asia, with the hope of increasing pressure on Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, the de-facto leader of Myanmar.
Distant Suffering: Images of the Syrian War
On January 4, 2017 CNN published an exclusive news story entitled “The Rohingya Alan Kurdi: Will the world take notice now?” It covers the picture and story of Mohammed Shohayet, a 16-month-old Rohingya refugee whose family fled their home for Bangladesh to escape the violence in Myanmar's Rakhine State, only to drown during the journey along with his mother, uncle and three-year-old brother.
German Media and Turkey
Our president, for example, was in Myanmar and didn’t mention the treatment of the Muslim minority in Myanmar with a single word.
