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Rohingya Refugee

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The Rohingya refugee crisis primarily refers to the situation faced by the Rohingya people, an ethnic minority group from Myanmar, who have fled their country due to persecution and violence.

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While Malaysia is not the country of origin for the Rohingya, it has been one of the key destinations for Rohingya refugees seeking safety and better opportunities. Upon reaching Malaysia, Rohingya refugees face various challenges. Many arrive undocumented or with forged documents, making it difficult for them to access legal protection and basic services. They often live in overcrowded informal settlements or urban areas, lacking adequate healthcare, education, and employment opportunities.

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Idea 1

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They often live in overcrowded informal settlements or urban areas, lacking adequate healthcare, education, and employment opportunities. Living conditions can be dire, and exploitation and human trafficking are also concerns.

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Idea 2

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Idea 3 

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Malaysia is not a signatory to the 1951 Refugee Convention, which means that refugees are not officially recognized by the government. As a result, the Rohingya refugees are considered "illegal immigrants" and can face arrest, detention, and deportation by the authorities. This lack of legal status makes it difficult for them to access basic rights and protection.

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Several local and international organizations, such as NGOs and UN agencies, work to provide assistance to Rohingya refugees in Malaysia. They offer services such as healthcare, education, livelihood support, and advocacy for their rights.

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Thank You

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