Missing Rohingya women trafficked from Indonesia refugee camp


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LHOKSEUMAVE (Indonesia) Feb 2 (AFP): Scores of Rohingya women missing from a refugee camp in Indonesia have been trafficked into Malaysia to reunite with their husbands, several sources have told AFP.

Just over 100 refugees remain at the camp in Lhokseumawe on Indonesia's northern coast, well down from the almost 400 who arrived in separate boat landings between June and September last year.

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