Malaysia has announced plans to repatriate a persecuted Muslim minority group after initially offering them refuge, citing growing public hostility and safety concerns. The decision follows years of displacement due to violence in their home country, where they have faced systemic discrimination and attacks. Authorities argue the move is necessary to prevent further unrest, though human rights groups warn it could expose the group to renewed danger. The shift raises questions about Malaysia’s commitment to protecting vulnerable communities amid rising tensions.
Malaysia welcomed persecuted Muslim minority but now plans to send them back to Myanmar amid rising hate against them.
