Ashes and rubble, there is nothing more left as despair has again taken over Rohingya refugees in New Delhi. A devastating fire has brought down the entire camp to ruins.

The Covid 19 pandemic heaps the miseries of Rohingya refugees in Indian subcontinent.

The residents of a town in northwestern Myanmar are hiding in jungles, remote villages, and valleys as the military advances into the town after days of fierce battles with local fighters.

It was an utter shock for the destitute Rohingya community in India after the country’s Supreme Court rejected the petition seeking halt on the deportation process.

After detaining hundreds of Rohingiya refugees in Jammu Region, India has arrested dozens more in the capital New Delhi, putting the refugee community in utter panic as many fear about their fate.

We'll bring you social media’s reaction to the story of a fire burning through a Rohingya settlement.

Fire sweeps through a Rohingya refugee camp in Cox's Bazar in southern Bangladesh, destroying shelters and health centers.

Escaping persecution at the hands of authorities in Myanmar, the Muslim Rohingya community has been fleeing their homes for safer locations, but decades have passed and they still have no place to call home.

In Indian-administered Kashmir, authorities are detaining Rohingya refugees for having illegally entered the region.

Human Rights Watch along with Rohingya refugees living in India urge the Indian government to provide refuge to 81 refugees drifting in the sea without water and food for over two weeks.