Malaysia has resumed large-scale deportations of refugees back to conflict zones, defying repeated UN warnings that conditions in the affected regions remain dangerously unstable. Human rights groups have highlighted risks including violence and lack of basic protections for those forcibly returned. The government insists the operations comply with legal procedures, though critics argue they violate international asylum principles. Authorities have not detailed specific measures to ensure the safety of those being sent back.
Malaysia continues mass refugee deportations despite warnings from the UN about unsafe conditions in an active war zone.
