Rohingya will be back in camp until the new house is over

Rohingya will be back in camp until the new house is over

Nobel Laureate Aung San Suu Kyi's government has started taking away the Rohingyas fleeing the country from Rakhine state to save lives of the Myanmar army and extremist Buddhists. After the agreement with Bangladesh, Myanmar started withdrawing Rohingya from Tuesday on Tuesday.

The Rohingya plan to return to Rohingya from Bangladesh's shelter center will be kept in different shelters. They will be in the shelter until they rebuild their homes in the Rakhine state.

However, there was no indication of giving Rohingya citizenship. Those who say that their habitat is completely destroyed, they are not getting any justice.

Even after the Rohingya return to Myanmar, there is no such commitment as the security that will be received. Meanwhile, the United Nations and refugees expressed concerns about the issue.

Rohingya, who have been abducted in refugee camps in Bangladesh, says they are afraid to return. But many of them have different views. They want to spend the rest of their lives on returning to Myanmar rather than living as refugees.