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Rohingya refugees in Malaysia face legal limbo and survival challenges

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Rohingya refugees in Malaysia face ongoing legal limbo and survival challenges years after their initial arrival. One woman recounts a perilous sea journey from Myanmar in 2010, driven by fear of persecution, where refugees pooled resources for boats and faced uncertainty about their destination. Upon reaching Malaysian waters, they were intercepted by authorities, highlighting the precarious existence many refugees continue to endure. AI

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Rohingya refugees in Malaysia face legal limbo and survival challenges

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  1. SCMP — Tech TIER_1 English(EN) · Ushar Daniele ·

    For Malaysia’s Rohingya refugees, survival is just the start

    For nine days, Nurul Nisa was crammed onto one of four fishing boats with 130 others, fleeing her village in Myanmar in search of safety. She was a child then, but she still remembers the crying, the sleepless nights and the hunger. “We had to drink seawater,” she said, recalling…

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