Malaysia has commenced sending migrants back to Myanmar, a move occurring with limited transparency regarding the number of individuals involved. Specifically, the repatriation includes Rohingya people, a group consistently denied citizenship and subjected to persecution within Myanmar. Neither the Malaysian government nor the Myanmar junta have revealed the total count of Rohingya included in this “voluntary” return program. Concerns linger over the safety and future prospects of those being repatriated, given the ongoing human rights situation in Myanmar. The lack of detailed information raises questions about the voluntariness of the returns and the protections afforded to this vulnerable population. International observers are closely monitoring the situation, urging safeguards for the rights of returning migrants. This development follows a period of hosting a significant population of Myanmar refugees and migrants within Malaysia.