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- Far from home, Rohingya refugees face a new peril on a remote island
- Rain Again Started While Open Drains in the Rohingya Refugees Camps are Unhealthy and Polluting the Environment.
- UNHCR welcomes EU’s support for Rohingyas, host communities in Cox’s Bazar
- Free food served to Rohingya refugees draws mixed reactions in Delhi
- Inside The Rohingya Refugee Camps: Circumstances beckon prudence and vision
Far from home, Rohingya refugees face a new peril on a remote island
After fleeing a brutal crackdown which left thousands dead in their homeland of Myanmar, the Rohingya are once again under threat. In Cox’s Bazar, the massive refugee camp in Bangladesh to which many of the Rohingya refugees fled, violence and drug and human trafficking are on the rise. The Bangladeshi government has begun relocating hundreds […]
Rain Again Started While Open Drains in the Rohingya Refugees Camps are Unhealthy and Polluting the Environment.
Climate Change and Open Drainage System in the Rohingya Refugees Camps Made People Fall in Illness: Medical Agencies Report. Staff Correspondence Mercy Refugees House Coxbazar,Bangladesh. Increasing Temperature in between heavy rainfall along with open drainage system in the Rohingya Refugees Camps let people fall in illness as Medical Agencies Report in Coxbazar like high fever, […]
UNHCR welcomes EU’s support for Rohingyas, host communities in Cox’s Bazar
hingyas and host communities in Cox’s Bazar. The EU is one of the long-standing donors for UNHCR Bangladesh since 2005, said the UN agency on Thursday. “In these unprecedented and immensely challenging times, our life-saving and essential work, and the overall humanitarian response in support to the Government of Bangladesh, would not be possible without […]
Free food served to Rohingya refugees draws mixed reactions in Delhi
Three restaurants owners in east Delhi evoked mixed response on social media after they served food free of cost to Rohingya refugees at a camp in Jasola on the occasion of the religious festival of Navaratri. Shiva Sehgal, owner of Josh The High Energy Bar and the Marketplace restaurants gave the food to Rohingyas in […]
Inside The Rohingya Refugee Camps: Circumstances beckon prudence and vision
From an unprecedented shutdown of activities due to the Covid-19 pandemic, the country is gradually moving to a new normal situation. Although the spectre of the second wave of the contagion looms large, road, rail and air communications are being resumed, shopping outlets are beginning to see customers, mills and factories are slowly resuming production […]
WHO draws attention to Rohingya mental health issues
DHAKA: More than 20 percent of Bangladesh’s Rohingya refugees are struggling with mental health issues, a grim result of the abuse and trauma suffered in Myanmar, an official from the World Health Organisation (WHO) said on Saturday. The statistics were shared on World Mental Health Day, which is marked on Oct. 10 every year, and […]
Rohingya Crisis Pledging Conference: UNFPA APRO Statement
I am pleased to deliver these remarks on behalf of UNFPA, the United Nations Population Fund. For three years, UNFPA has been providing life-saving interventions for women, girls, adolescents and youth from both the Rohingya refugee population and the surrounding host communities impacted by this protracted crisis, across the humanitarian development peace nexus to build and […]
UNHCR stresses support, solutions for Rohingyas ahead of donor meet
On the eve of this week’s donor conference for the Rohingyas, UNHCR, the UN refugee agency, today (Tuesday) stressed the need for stronger international support and a redoubling of efforts to find solutions for this stateless and displaced population. Together with the United States, United Kingdom and European Union, UNHCR is co-hosting a virtual donor […]
All Mercy Supervisors Monitoring Teachers’ Classes Maintaining Health Issues for the Sake of Ensuring Quality Education.
Staff Reporter Coxbazar Mercy Refugees House Bangladesh Team. Mercy Refugees House has been working with children education at Rohingya Refugees camps since January 2018 by posting 40 teachers combining both male and female. The teachers had been teaching students in two shifts (morning and afternoon) separating grades. There were a lot of high standard books […]
Sexual Violence,Trauma, and Neglect: Observations of Health Care Providers Treating Rohingya Survivors in Refugee Camps in Bangladesh
In August 2017, the armed forces of Myanmar (Tatmadaw) unleashed a campaign of widespread and systematic attacks on the country’s Rohingya communities, escalating previous episodes of violent human rights abuses committed against the Rohingya population. The United Nations (UN) and multiple human rights groups documented that Myanmar security forces committed rape, gang rape, sexual slavery, […]Recent Posts
After fleeing a brutal crackdown which left thousands dead in their homeland of Myanmar, the Rohingya are once again under threat. In Cox’s Bazar, the massive refugee camp in Bangladesh to which many of the Rohingya refugees fled, violence and drug and human trafficking are on the rise. The Bangladeshi government has begun relocating hundreds […]
