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International Rohingya Groups Say Urgent Help Needed in Rakhine

TEHRAN (IQNA) – Rohingya advocacy groups worldwide are calling for an international push to allow humanitarian aid to get through to western Rakhine State and stem what they refer to as the mass starvation of Myanmar's Rohingya Muslim community, Anadolu Agency reported.

News ID: 3461260 Publish Date : 2016/10/29

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International Rohingya Groups Say Urgent Help Needed in Rakhine

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