Europe Solidaire Sans Frontières
, by RAHMAN Shaikh Azizur
Years after years pass by. A new year arrives, but does it bring any changes to the distress and vulnerability of the world’s most persecuted refugees around the world ? After the last Rohingya refugee influx into Bangladesh on August 25, 2017, an estimated 745,000 Rohingyas fled from Myanmar (…)
, by Agence France-Presse
Bangladesh praised for taking in nearly a million Rohingya refugees, but destruction of shops that serve communities has attracted criticism
Bangladesh authorities have bulldozed more than 3,000 Rohingya-run shops since last month, a government official confirmed on January 5, 2022, as (…)
, by VUNG Jenny Lalneipar
A Rohingya mother with her two-month-old daughter in their tent. Photo: Farzana Hossen/Oxfam.
Link: https://www.oxfamamerica.org/static/media/files/bp-one-year-on-rohingya-refugee-women-girls-110918-en.pdf
Violence is an underlying feature among all societies.[1] To that end, whether it is (…)
, by HAQUE Asheque
While the issue of refugees has been a rather contentious one in Europe for the last few years, receiving continuous and widespread media coverage, far away in Bangladesh two refugee situations have become increasingly a source of tension in the past month or so. One of them is the already (…)
, by COAST Trust
Bangladeshi NGO CSOs Announce their Own Charter of Accountability and Charter of Expectations
Dhaka, 3rd August 2019. Today Bangladesh NGO CSO Coordination Process (BD CSO Coordination) in cooperation with COAST Trust organized a press conference in the national press club titled “There is no (…)
$882m needed to deal with the situation from Sept to June: CPD
Experts and NGO activists on April 1st expressed apprehension that worst humanitarian disaster might hit the Rohingya refugee camps in the form of landslide in the upcoming monsoon.
At an international conference held at Nabab (…)
With repatriation of the Rohingya refugees nowhere in sight, the monsoon, almost around the corner, threatens to make their camp life worse than ever before. The threats have lately been highlighted by the World Health Organisation (WHO). Homeless and displaced people normally brace for many (…)
Rohingya refugees and asylum-seekers are being detained and forcibly returned to Burma. The face lack of water, food and medical care. Both governments are preventing thousands from accessing aid. Harrowing details of Myanmar military attacks on villages.
As the Myanmar authorities are (…)
, by TEFF Melanie, UNHCR, YOSHIKAWA Lynn
Bangladesh: The Silent Crisis
Introduction
The Rohingya ethnic minority of Burma are trapped between severe repression in their homeland and abuse in neighboring countries. Bangladesh has hosted hundreds of thousands of Rohingyas fleeing persecution for more than three decades, but at least (…)
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