Rohingya detainees protest 'abominable' conditions in Indian camp
Voice of America
A Rohingya child lives in a refugee camp in Faridabad, Haryana, India, in April 2024. A Rohingya woman has her children with her at her workplace at a Rohingya refugee camp in Faridabad, India, in April 2024. Most Rohingya refugees do menial jobs such as rag picking for a living in India. Rohingya refugees pick through what remains after a fire broke out at a camp in Delhi in 2021. Around 50 shanties were reduced to ashes by the fire. Many Rohingya believe that right-wing Hindu groups who want the refugee community to be thrown out of India set fire to the camp. Rohingya refugees collect food from a community charitable organization in Faridabad, Haryana, India, in early 2024.
More than 100 Rohingya refugees who have for years been detained at a transit camp in the northeast Indian state of Assam have launched a hunger strike demanding that they be handed over to the United Nations refugee agency in New Delhi, transferred to a detention facility in the Indian capital, and that the process of resettlement in a third country be started.
The Mozambican Presidential Military band walk next to an armoured Police vehicle near Parliament in Maputo on Jan. 13, 2025. Mozambique is set to swear in its new parliament on Jan. 13, 2025, following months of deadly protests over an election in October. FILE - Daniel Chapo, then-presidential candidate for the Mozambican Liberation Front party (FRELIMO), gestures as he addresses an electoral meeting with supporters and leaders of his party in Maputo, on Oct. 2, 2024.