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World community must work on UN Rohingya food aid cut

THE United Nations’ sudden and drastic reduction in monthly food aid, by 52 per cent, could be devastating for more than a million of the Rohingyas now sheltered in Bangladesh. The World Food Programme on March 5 announced that it would reduce its allocation for food for the Rohingyas in Bangladesh from $12.5 to $6 per person beginning on April 1 and cited...

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33 Rohingyas held for illegal trespassing

Members of Border Guard Bangladesh detained 33 Rohingyas from Alikadam in Bandarban district early Saturday while they were entering Bangladesh illegally...

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Hope for Rohingya rights and dignity

THE persecution of the Rohingyas in Myanmar, especially in Rakhine State, has caused multiple rounds of forced migration into Bangladesh. This trend is rooted in long-standing exclusionary policies and military actions targeting the Rohingyas because of their ethnicity and religious differences, depriving and expelling them of their homeland...

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Explosions in Myanmar again, Rohingyas enter afresh

The people in bordering areas of Teknaf upazila in Cox’s Bazar district had to pass sleepless night after midnight past Saturday as panic gripped them due to the sounds of gunshots and bomb explosions in Myanmar territory...

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UNHCR welcomes govt commitment to support Rohingyas

On the seventh anniversary of the Rohingya influx into Bangladesh, United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees on Sunday welcomed Bangladesh’s renewed commitment to supporting the forcibly displaced Myanmar nationals as outlined by chief advisor to thr interim government professor Muhammad Yunus...

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World community must step up efforts for Rohingya repatriation

IT HAS already been seven years since the latest large-scale influx of the Rohingyas — who fled military violence in Myanmar to safety into Bangladesh in 2017 to add to a large number of their fellows having already lived here — but not a single Rohingya could be repatriated to their homeland of Rakhine State mostly because of Myanmar’s unwillingness..

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France advocates for better opportunities for Rohingyas

Ambassador of France to Bangladesh Marie Masdupuy on Tuesday said they will continue to advocate for better opportunities for the Rohingyas, hoping for their safe, voluntary, dignified, and sustainable repatriation...

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