Efforts to send Rohingya back over the border are foundering before they have even begun“They burned my house and my whole village,they stole my crops,” Nagumia says. “I saw them throw the young children, and the obsolete people who could not run,into the fire. They carve people’s throats and their bellies and left them to die. I cannot move back. What am I going to move back to?”
Across the Naf River from Myanmar, in the swollen Rohingya refugee camps huddled against Bangladesh’s border, and the wounds are too raw: there is almost no one yet willing to consider return.
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Source: guardian.co.uk