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Don't See Action Against Rohingya Through Prism Of Human Rights: Centre
Home Minister Rajnath Singh said today that action against the Rohingya and other illegal immigrants should not be viewed through the prism of human rights as India has never ill-treated foreigners.
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Antonio Guterres Backs UN Concern On India's Deportation Of Rohingya
Secretary-General Antonio Guterres stands behind the UN refugee agency (UNHCR)'s expression of concern over India repatriating seven Rohingyas to Myanmar, his spokesperson Stephane Dujarric said yesterday.
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Centre Directs States To Obtain Details Of Rohingya's For Deportation
Calling all Rohingya in India "illegal immigrants", Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh said on Thursday state governments have been asked to observe their movements and obtain their personal details so they could be deported to Myanmar.
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Don't Want To Become World's Refugee Capital: Top Court Told On Rohingya
The centre doesn't want India to become the refugee capital of the world, the government's senior law officer told the Supreme Court on Wednesday. The law officer Tushar Mehta's assertion was a response to the petitioners alleging that border guards in the eastern part of the country, armed with stun guns and chilly spray, were pushing back the ref...
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State Can't Be Oblivious: What Supreme Court Said On Rohingya Refugees
Hearing a petition against deporting Rohingya people from the country, the Supreme Court today called the Rohingya situation in Myanmar a "huge humanitarian crisis", but stopped short of freezing a plan to expel the refugees after the centre pleaded that a stay order could have international ramifications.
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Al-Qaeda Man Caught In Delhi, Was Planning To Radicalise Rohingyas: Cops
A man suspected to be an operative of al-Qaeda has been arrested from east Delhi, the police said today. Shauman Haq, 27, was arrested near Vikas Marg yesterday by the Special Cell of Delhi Police following a tip-off, an official said.
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Manipur Awaits To Deport Rohingya Prisoners From Imphal Jail
At a time when the central government claims that it would identify and deport Rohingyas taking refuge in India, many are wondering if that is even possible as Myanmar does not accept them as its citizens.
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ISIS May Use Rohingyas, Centre Plans To Tell Supreme Court: 10 Points
The government has said it is still finalising a written submission it will present to the Supreme Court next Monday, a draft of which was circulated today and reported in the media. The centre has said in the draft affidavit that Rohingyas are a threat to national security and that it is in "national interest" to deport them, suggesting that the c...
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India Should Not Forcibly Return Ethnic Rohingya Refugees: Human Rights Watch
India should abide by its international legal obligations and should not forcibly return ethnic Rohingya refugees to Myanmar, where they face persecution, without fairly evaluating their claims as refugees, a global human rights group has said.
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Rohingya Population Shot Up Four-Fold In 2 Yrs To 40,000, Parliament Told
The Centre on Wednesday informed the Rajya Sabha that the illegal Rohingya population in India is 40,000, which is a four-time jump from two years ago when the population of the migrant community from Myanmar in the country was 10,500.
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Don't See Action Against Rohingya Through Prism Of Human Rights: Centre
Home Minister Rajnath Singh said today that action against the Rohingya and other illegal immigrants should not be viewed through the prism of human rights as India has never ill-treated foreigners.
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Antonio Guterres Backs UN Concern On India's Deportation Of Rohingya
Secretary-General Antonio Guterres stands behind the UN refugee agency (UNHCR)'s expression of concern over India repatriating seven Rohingyas to Myanmar, his spokesperson Stephane Dujarric said yesterday.
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Centre Directs States To Obtain Details Of Rohingya's For Deportation
Calling all Rohingya in India "illegal immigrants", Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh said on Thursday state governments have been asked to observe their movements and obtain their personal details so they could be deported to Myanmar.
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Don't Want To Become World's Refugee Capital: Top Court Told On Rohingya
The centre doesn't want India to become the refugee capital of the world, the government's senior law officer told the Supreme Court on Wednesday. The law officer Tushar Mehta's assertion was a response to the petitioners alleging that border guards in the eastern part of the country, armed with stun guns and chilly spray, were pushing back the ref...
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State Can't Be Oblivious: What Supreme Court Said On Rohingya Refugees
Hearing a petition against deporting Rohingya people from the country, the Supreme Court today called the Rohingya situation in Myanmar a "huge humanitarian crisis", but stopped short of freezing a plan to expel the refugees after the centre pleaded that a stay order could have international ramifications.
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Al-Qaeda Man Caught In Delhi, Was Planning To Radicalise Rohingyas: Cops
A man suspected to be an operative of al-Qaeda has been arrested from east Delhi, the police said today. Shauman Haq, 27, was arrested near Vikas Marg yesterday by the Special Cell of Delhi Police following a tip-off, an official said.
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Manipur Awaits To Deport Rohingya Prisoners From Imphal Jail
At a time when the central government claims that it would identify and deport Rohingyas taking refuge in India, many are wondering if that is even possible as Myanmar does not accept them as its citizens.
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ISIS May Use Rohingyas, Centre Plans To Tell Supreme Court: 10 Points
The government has said it is still finalising a written submission it will present to the Supreme Court next Monday, a draft of which was circulated today and reported in the media. The centre has said in the draft affidavit that Rohingyas are a threat to national security and that it is in "national interest" to deport them, suggesting that the c...
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India Should Not Forcibly Return Ethnic Rohingya Refugees: Human Rights Watch
India should abide by its international legal obligations and should not forcibly return ethnic Rohingya refugees to Myanmar, where they face persecution, without fairly evaluating their claims as refugees, a global human rights group has said.
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Rohingya Population Shot Up Four-Fold In 2 Yrs To 40,000, Parliament Told
The Centre on Wednesday informed the Rajya Sabha that the illegal Rohingya population in India is 40,000, which is a four-time jump from two years ago when the population of the migrant community from Myanmar in the country was 10,500.
