Bangladesh PM speaks out on Rohingya issue
Sheikh Hasina spoke to Al Jazeera on July 27 about her country’s stance on Myanmar’s Rohingya.
5 Aug 2012
Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina talked to Al Jazeera on July 27 about her country’s stance on Myanmar’s Rohingya.
Al Jazeera’s Barnaby Phillips reports.
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