Rohingya Muslim refugee Rashida Begum stands next to her son Azizul Hoque, 15, as he is treated after being injured by a landmine while crossing from Myanmar to Bangladesh, at a hospital in Cox's Bazar. Photo: AFP
Rohingya Muslim refugee Rashida Begum stands next to her son Azizul Hoque, 15, as he is treated after being injured by a landmine while crossing from Myanmar to Bangladesh, at a hospital in Cox's Bazar. Photo: AFP
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China backs UN Security Council’s first Myanmar statement in nine years as ethnic bloodshed forces 380,000 Rohingya to flee

UN Security Council condemns violence in Myanmar’s Rakhine state that has forced thousands of Rohingya Muslims to flee to neighbouring Bangladesh

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Updated: 10:40pm, 14 Sep, 2017

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Rohingya Muslim refugee Rashida Begum stands next to her son Azizul Hoque, 15, as he is treated after being injured by a landmine while crossing from Myanmar to Bangladesh, at a hospital in Cox's Bazar. Photo: AFP
Rohingya Muslim refugee Rashida Begum stands next to her son Azizul Hoque, 15, as he is treated after being injured by a landmine while crossing from Myanmar to Bangladesh, at a hospital in Cox's Bazar. Photo: AFP
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