BANGKOK (AP) — They have been called ogres and animals, terrorists and much worse — when their existence is even acknowledged.
Asia’s more than 1 million ethnic Rohingya Muslims are considered by rights groups to be among the most persecuted people on Earth. Most live in an anachronistic purgatory without passports, unable to travel freely or call any place home.
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