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Myanmar nationals in Malaysia fear arrest and forced return

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Malaysia deported 1,476 Myanmar nationals on three naval vessels on Tuesday, with officials from the Malaysia-based Myanmar Affairs Alliance expressing concern that returnees face forced conscription and insecurity. This move, part of a controversial repatriation program, has heightened fear within Malaysia's Myanmar community, including those with UNHCR refugee cards, who worry about intensified crackdowns and coercive tactics used in detention centers.
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Early this week, nearly 1,500 refugees boarded three junta naval vessels and departed Malaysia for Yangon, with many left fearing what awaits them at the other end.

Myanmar nationals in Malaysia fear arrest and forced return
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