- Malaysia and Myanmar are discussing aid and the repatriation of refugees.
- Malaysia and Myanmar are discussing aid and the repatriation of refugees.
- Malaysia and Myanmar are discussing aid and the repatriation of refugees.
- A voluntary repatriation program has been established between Malaysia and Myanmar for nationals.
A person traveled from Malaysia to Myanmar and was subsequently detained there, facilitated by friendly relations.
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Updated Sep 16
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What happened
A person traveled from Malaysia to Myanmar and was subsequently detained there, facilitated by friendly relations.
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What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Specific instance of the bilateral repatriation program between Malaysia and Myanmar.1 source
Castillo was detained by the Myanmar government upon returning from Malaysia.1 source
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- Malaysia invites Myanmar leader Min Aung for an official visit to seek a diplomatic solution to the refugee issue.
- Malaysia hosts refugees from Myanmar following a PM agreement, while Human Rights Watch criticizes the government's policy.
- Talks are underway to expand bilateral relations involving Myanmar.
- Malaysian Home Ministry announced plans for the return of Myanmar refugees, while ASEAN excluded Myanmar from high-level meetings. Mohamed Sadek fled Myanmar to Malaysia.
- Myanmar and Bangladesh are managing refugee repatriation while military clashes continue between the government and ethnic armed groups in Rakhine State.