For nine years, they have lived as refugees. Years have passed waiting to return to their own country. Repatriation initiatives have been taken, discussions have been held, but the path to return has not opened in reality. Amid this prolonged uncertainty and frustration, Rohingya leader Abu Taher has now threatened to take up arms.He said, "If returning to Myanmar through dialogue is not possible, Rohingya youths will try to reclaim their land by taking up arms."He issued this warning on Tuesday...
