`We´re victims of terror, not a security threat`
(WorldNews India)

Nurujjaman, now staying at a camp in Naikhong Chari, Cox`s Bazar, Bangladesh, has heard of the debate on how safe Rohingyas are for the countries where they have now taken refuge. Then he starts explaining why he is more a victim of terror than a security threat for the country where he now finds himself, much against his will. The 43-year-old reached Bangladesh on August 25 after three days of flight from Fakira Bazar, near Maungdaw town in the violence-scarred Rakhine state of Myanmar. Before that, however, he saw all five others of his family - his elderly dad, his wife and his three children - butchered as he hid himself in the bush behind the family home. `How can we be a security...