'India put us on the boat like captives - then threw us in the sea'
Summary
Forty Rohingya refugees were reportedly deported by the Indian government to Myanmar, where their safety is uncertain due to ongoing conflict. The refugees, who held UNHCR cards, were allegedly transported from Delhi to an island and then forced into the Andaman Sea. These actions occurred despite concerns about human rights and ongoing violence in Myanmar.Key Facts
- Forty Rohingya refugees allegedly deported from India to Myanmar.
- Refugees were reportedly taken from Delhi and forced into the Andaman Sea.
- The refugees held UNHCR refugee cards, which identify them as needing protection.
- Myanmar is experiencing a civil war, making it a dangerous place for the returnees.
- The Rohingya are not recognized as citizens in Myanmar, complicating their situation.
- India does not recognize Rohingya as refugees, labeling them illegal immigrants.
- The United Nations has evidence of the deportations and has contacted India for a response, but no reply has been received.
- India's actions highlight the precarious situation of Rohingya refugees in the country.
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