Displaced Rohingya dissatisfied with arrangement for possible repatriation on maiden visit to Myanmar


Some Rohingya Muslim refugees and Bangladeshi officials on a boat return after visiting Myanmar's Rakhine State as part of an effort to encourage their voluntary repatriation, in Teknaf, Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh. - Reuters

DHAKA, May 6 (Bernama-Anadolu): Rohingya refugees expressed dissatisfaction Friday about preparations in Rakhine State in Myanmar for possible repatriation.

They reiterated that they want citizenship rights returned and a guarantee to be resettled in their original places from where they were ousted, reported Anadolu Agency.

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