Rohingya Hindus now face uncertainty in Myanmar

Despite international condemnation at the UN General Assembly and cautious words of assurances, Rohingya Muslims continue to flee their country.

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    Despite international condemnation at the UN General Assembly and cautious words of assurances from Myanmar's leader Aung San Suu Kyi, the Rohingya - a majority-Muslim ethnic group - continue to flee their country.

    Now Rohingya Hindus too say they are a target.

    Al Jazeera's Nicolas Haque reports from Kutupalong, at the Bangladesh-Myanmar border.

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