Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh and Thailand In addition, it should be noted that the sources use different terms to refer to Burma or Myanmar and to Rhakine State or Arakan. Likewise, the sources used different terms to refer to the Rohingya people such as Myanmarese nationals and Muslim people from North Rakhine State. Furthermore, the distinction between Rohingya people in the refugee camps and Rohingya outside the camps were referred to as documented and undocumented people as well as registered and unregistered people. In this report the terms used are the ones used by the individual interlocutor. This report is not a detailed or comprehensive survey of all issues concerning the Rohingya or their situation in Bangladesh and Thailand. The information provided in this report is the information of most direct relevance to typical asylum claims made in Denmark. In the report, care is taken to present the views of the various interlocutors as accurately and transparently as possible. It is inevitable that this report will contain some seemingly contradictory statements. However, it should be noted that the report has been produced to accurately reflect, as far as possible, the information communicated to the delegation in the various meetings and does not contain any opinions or policies held by DIS. The delegation would like to express its gratitude for the assistance and extensive support provided by UNHCR in Bangladesh during its field visit to Cox‟s Bazar and the refugee camps, as well as the assistance provided by the Royal Danish Embassy in Dhaka, Bangladesh and Bangkok, Thailand during its preparations for the mission. The mission delegation and editorial team comprised Chief Adviser Else Øllgaard and Regional Adviser Rikke Blaaberg Jensen, the Danish Immigration Service. 6