Noorul's family is one of the 70 staying in a camp in Shaheen Bagh, tucked away in a corner of south Delhi. They are the nowhere people, the Rohingya Muslims, considered by the UN to be the most persecuted minority in the world. With hundreds of thousands of Rohingyas, mostly Muslims, being forced to flee from Rakhine this month and take refuge in Bangladesh, their plight has hit global headlines. UN secretary general Antonio Guterres has said the Rohingya Muslims are facing a catastrophic humanitarian situation. Tomorrow, the Supreme Court will hear a plea challenging the governments decision to deport illegal Rohingya Muslim immigrants back to Myanmar.

Source: India Today September 17, 2017 07:02 UTC