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5 Rohingyas return from Myanmar

At least five Rohingya people of a family came back to Bangladesh on Thursday, a few days after their spontaneous return to Myanmar’s Rakhine State.

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Funding cuts increase monsoon risks for Rohingyas: UNHCR

Reductions in funding for a community maintenance programme in the Rohingya camps of Cox’s Bazar have not only affected their incomes but also compromised safety during the monsoon season, the UN Refugee Agency has warned...

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Time world leaders started acting on Rohingya issues

THE Rohingyas, more than a million of them already sheltered in Bangladesh, may face constraints as, keeping to a release of the office of the United Nations Commissioner for Refugees, there has been a fresh influx of 150,000 Rohingyas in a year and a half. This is described as the largest after the 2017 influx when three quarters of a million Rohingyas left violence...

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1.5 lakh Rohingyas entered Bangladesh in last 18 months: UNHCR

The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees on Friday called for more financial assistance from humanitarian partners as an additional 1,50,000 Rohingya people from Myanmar arrived in Bangladesh’s Cox’s Bazar in the last 18 months.

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China, Canada vow stronger trade, Rohingya aid

China and Canada expressed their commitment to strengthening trade, investment, and humanitarian cooperation with Bangladesh while assuring continued support to address the protracted Rohingya crisis...

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China, Canada pledge deeper trade ties with Bangladesh

China and Canada have expressed their commitment to strengthening trade, investment and humanitarian cooperation with Bangladesh while assuring continued support to address the long-drawn-out Rohingya crisis.

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Left parties end Dhaka-Ctg road march

The two-day Dhaka-Chattogram road march by left political parties concluded on Saturday in Chattogram city, demanding  a halt to any bid to involve foreign companies in Chittagong port’s management and condemning any plan allowing a ‘humanitarian corridor’ in the context of the Rohingya issue...

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India pushes 41 more people into Bangladesh

The Indian Border Security Force pushed 41 individuals, including 14 Rohingyas, into Bangladesh through two border points under Jaintapur upazila in Sylhet and one border point under Borolekha upazila in Moulvibazar between Thursday night and Friday morning.

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OIC for speedy Rohingya repatriation to Myanmar

The Organization of Islamic Cooperation has expressed its concern over the ‘grave human rights violations’ primarily against the Rohingya Muslim community, as well as other Muslim groups in Myanmar.

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ADB approves $58.6m grant, $28.1m loan for Rohingyas, host communities

The Asian Development Bank on Tuesday approved a $58.6 million grant from the Asian Development Fund and a $28.1 million concessional loan to provide basic infrastructure and critical services for displaced people from Myanmar and host communities in Bangladesh...

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Bangladesh urges stronger OIC role in Rohingya issue

Foreign adviser Md Touhid Hossain on Sunday urged the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation to assume a stronger and more coordinated role to ensure justice for persecuted Rohingyas, as Bangladesh faces growing humanitarian and security pressures of millions of displaced Myanmar nationals.

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China backs WFP food aid for Rohingyas

The United Nations World Food Programme welcomed a contribution from China, provided through the China International Development Cooperation Agency.

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Rohingya crisis poses new security risks: Touhid

Foreign adviser Md Touhid Hossain warned that the unresolved Rohingya crisis could soon escalate into a serious threat to regional security if a sustainable solution was not urgently pursued.

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Rohingyas hired to fight Arakan Army: report

The International Crisis Group, a global non-profit think tank, in a report on Wednesday said that Rohingya armed groups were recruiting Rohingyas sheltered in Bangladesh camps in Cox’s Bazar and were being trained to fight Myanmar’s rebel group Arakan Army that now controls Rakhine State...

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Long road to Rohingya repatriation

OVER the past decade, the international community has watched the Rohingya crisis in Myanmar evolve into one of the most pressing humanitarian emergencies of our time. At the centre of the response has been the United Nations — praised for its humanitarian efforts, yet criticised for political paralysis and delayed action...

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Edn of 2.30 lakh Rohingya children at risk: UNICEF 

The education of around 2,30,000 Rohingya children in Bangladesh is under threat due to an acute and deepening funding crisis, according to the United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund.

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UNHCR reports 1st voluntary Rohingya return since 2017

At least 82 Rohingyas reportedly returned spontaneously to Myanmar’s Rakhine state last week, the first known instance of voluntary repatriation since the mass exodus of 2017, according to the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees...

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Humanitarian channel, its pull effect

THE foreign affairs adviser’s statement of on April 27 to the media on humanitarian channel sparked debates and discussions across political, security and academic domains. The adviser said, ‘According to the United Nations’ proposal, Bangladesh has agreed in principle to allow a humanitarian corridor to Rakhine. It will be a humanitarian passage. However, we have...

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Prolonged Rohingya crisis may destabilise region: Touhid

Foreign adviser Md Touhid Hossain on Sunday warned that the prolonged Rohingya crisis is an escalating threat to both Bangladesh and regional stability, urging stronger international action for a durable lasting solution to the crisis.

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UNHCR urges Bangladesh to shelter1.13 lakh more Rohingyas

The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees has recently pressed the Office of the Refugee Relief and Repatriation Commissioner to ensure accommodation of 1.13 lakh more Rohingyas amid uncertainty of repatriation...