Deputy minister says DPP to allow govt more control over applications, displaced people’s location in Malaysia

Remains of three victims found near Pulau Rebak Besar, Tanjung Hulor

Lack of personal documentation makes it difficult for authorities to confirm if all deceased were Rohingya

Total number of remains found now at 16, one survivor found on a beach on one of the resort islands, says MMEA

Search sector now expands to 255.66 square nautical miles, says MMEA

This year alone sees 436 migrants detained at at Pantai Teluk Yu, waters of Pulau Rebak Besar, says MMEA

Authorities will nonetheless save lives in incidents like capsized boats in Malaysian waters, says Saifuddin

Search sector radius expanded over 250 square nautical miles using assets from various agencies, says Kedah/Perlis MMEA chief

More victims could surface within the next three to seven days, alive or otherwise, says Kedah police chief

Refugees undergoing legal procedures, screening as Bangkok opens more detention facilities in case existing ones are insufficient

Sorrow haunts refugee who lost most of her family to Israeli bombings, airstrikes

IDF issues new orders for people to leave for the south, UN pleads for more aid amid malnutrition, starvation deaths

Days of bombardment in eastern suburbs terrify occupants as IDF moves into central, western areas

United Nations, refugee activities slam move, some calling it ‘Trump-like’

Funding shortages sharply reducing access to education, food aid, healthcare, others

UN agencies, global rights groups urge Islamabad to reconsider due to risks from Taliban

Starmer govt hardens stance on human trafficking amid political, public pressure.

PUTRAJAYA, July 18 — Seven Afghan nationals have been detained by the Border Control and Protection Agency (AKPS) for attempting to enter the country using forged visas.

KUALA LUMPUR, July 8 — The Home Ministry (KDN) will implement the Refugee Registration Document (DPP) initiative to improve the government’s access to accurate data on refugees in the country.

GENEVA, March 24 — Two United Nations agencies said today that any shortfalls in funding from global donors could have dire consequences for Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh.