Bangladesh has signed a deal to involve the United Nations in the controversial process of returning Rohingya refugees to Myanmar. <br/><br/>Junior Foreign Minister Shahriar Alam said the government is involving the UN refugee agency so that it could not be accused of sending anyone from the stateless Muslim minority back against their will. <br/><br/>He said refugees would be asked to fill out repatriation forms in the presence of UN officials. <br/>'<br/>Bangladesh reached a deal with Myanmar late last year to repatriate the nearly 700,000 Rohingya who have fled across the border since August to escape a brutal military crackdown.<br/><br/>