Malaysia's Myanmar Refugee Repatriation Plan Sparks Controversy: Rights Groups Decry 'Political Bargaining'
Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim's agreement with Myanmar's junta chief for refugee repatriation is drawing sharp criticism from human rights groups and activists, who label it 'inhumane and political bargaining.' Concerns are raised about deteriorating security in Myanmar, the destination country, and potential violations of international law.
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