Rohingya

Some 45,000 Rohingya have fled fighting in Myanmar: UN
World+Biz

Some 45,000 Rohingya have fled fighting in Myanmar: UN

Clashes have rocked Rakhine since the Arakan Army (AA) attacked forces of the ruling junta in November, ending a ceasefire that had largely held since a military coup in 2021.

A file photo of UN Special Rapporteur Tom Andrews. Photo: UN
Bangladesh

Rohingyas: UN expert appeal to Bangladesh to reverse its closed border policy

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Bangladesh

Rohingya teen dies following clash over establishing dominance in Ukhiya camp

Photo: Courtesy
Bangladesh

32 Rohingyas detained for holding seminar without permission in Cox's Bazar

Ambassador Jeffrey Prescott (third from left), the US representative to the United Nations Agencies for Food and Agriculture, along with colleagues from UN agencies and a group of journalists, visited an Aggregation Centre in Paglirbill, Holdiapalong, Ukhiya. Photo: Courtesy
Bangladesh

US calls for sustained support for Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh

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Bangladesh

No alternative to quick repatriation of Rohingyas: Momen

Foreign Minister Hasan Mahmud at an event. Photo: UNB
Bangladesh

Myanmar's internal conflict cannot be an excuse for delaying Rohingya repatriation: Hasan

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Bangladesh

Rohingya leader shot dead over power struggle in Ukhiya

Mohammad Mainul Islam. Sketch: TBS.
Thoughts

As funding declines, both Bangladesh and the Rohingya face many risks

United Nations Resident Coordinator in Bangladesh Gwyn Lewis paid a courtesy call on State Minister for Disaster Management and Relief Md Mohibbur Rahman Mohib at the secretariat today (12 May). Photo: Courtesy
Bangladesh

Govt, UN agencies to collaborate for better living standards of Rohingyas, local communities

Rohingyas walk towards Cox's Bazar, fleeing from Myanmar. File Photo: Reuters
Rohingya Crisis

KSA inquires about progress of passport renewal of Rohingyas who went there in 73-74

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Bangladesh

US gives $30 million to support Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh

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Bangladesh

Bangladesh has zero-tolerance on illegal migration: PM Hasina tells UK minister