AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoRohingya in Malaysia: Refugees who fled persecution in Myanmar still struggle to belong in a country that does not legally recognize refugees, despite its Muslim-majority population. Living Heritage: Myanmar’s Thanaka culture has been recommended for UNESCO’s Intangible Cultural Heritage list, recognizing its place in daily life and the family and community traditions that keep it alive. Attacks on Education: Three female students were killed and six injured when Myanmar military forces bombed a Christian Bible college in Karen State, according to Christian Solidarity Worldwide. Migrant Rights: A Myanmar workers’ group in Thailand says it has gathered more than 1.2 million signatures urging the National Unity Government to issue its own ID documents, rather than relying on papers from the military regime. Rohingya Justice: The International Court of Justice will deliver its final judgment on Myanmar’s genocide case on Nov. 19.
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