South-east Asia migrant crisis: Gambia offers to resettle all Rohingya refugees

The impoverished west African nations says it is its 'sacred duty' to help fellow Muslims and will set them up in refugee camps Gambia says it will take all Rohingya refugees as part of its "sacred duty" to alleviate the suffering of fellow Muslims flooding south-east Asia to escape oppression. The government of the impoverished west African nation asked countries of the region to send them and it will set them up in refugee camps.