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The Rohingya aid ship Nautical Aliya has returned to Malaysia on Feb 23, after a 20-day journey delivering about 2,300 tonnes of aid cargo for Rohingya in Myanmar and Bangladesh.
Thousands of Rohingya have faced alleged human rights abuses in Myanmar, and fled to neighbouring countries such as Bangladesh, prompting groups in Malaysia to make an aid expedition to these two countries.
Thousands of Rohingya have faced alleged human rights abuses in Myanmar, and fled to neighbouring countries such as Bangladesh, prompting groups in Malaysia to make an aid expedition to these two countries.
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