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- Rohingya Community Leaders Visited Vashan Char Island – Reports CIC
- Basic Education Gap is Gonna Be a Vital Factor for the Rohingya New Generation.
- Bangladesh has been hosting more than a million of Rohingyas, majority of whom are children
- Education and Skills Development Could Make the Rohingya Community Grow Manpower: Team Mercy Refugees House
- Internet, mobile network restored for Rohingya refugees
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Rohingya Community Leaders Visited Vashan Char Island – Reports CIC
Staff Reporter Abul kalam of Camp 16 told to our correspondence that Rohingya Community Members actually want to go back to Myanmar, not to a island which is in the middle of bay of Bengal. It is really very dangerous during monsoon season. Recently, some leaders from different camps went to see the location whether […]
Basic Education Gap is Gonna Be a Vital Factor for the Rohingya New Generation.
Warning on the Fate of Rohingya Children- Basic Education Gap is one of the Vital Factors. Staff Correspondence Children need to be educated with the knowledge of science, sanitation, safety, health, math, English, computing and other vital subjects in comparison to learning arabics mentioned by the president of Mercy Refugees House. This is high time […]
Education and Skills Development Could Make the Rohingya Community Grow Manpower: Team Mercy Refugees House
Learning is the only way to Develop Quality and Better Life Style since education can enhance everything. Staff Reporter Digital materials like four tablets were given and donated for the teacher and students. One is for teacher and Three are for Students. This will help them learn very quickly. This picture is one of the […]
Internet, mobile network restored for Rohingya refugees
Bangladesh’s government has restored the high-speed mobile network and internet for the Rohingya refugee camps in Cox’s Bazar. The 3G and 4G mobile networks and internet were restored on Friday amid repeated calls from UN agencies and rights groups to uphold the basic rights of the persecuted Rohingya, about 1 million of whom fled to […]
Myanmar begins to engage on Rohingya genocide
The Center for Global Policy last week ran a webinar panel session on the Rohingya genocide. Representatives of Myanmar had previously been invited to such events but had always declined the invitations. Much to our surprise, however, the deputy chief of mission of Myanmar to the US in Washington accepted this invitation. This kind of […]
Daily Life in the Rohingya Refugees Camps Seems Unpredictable, Frustrating and Over Crowded.
Daily Life of the Rohingya Refugees Seems Alien to the New Generation since they are in another Country. Staff Reporter Corona Situation, global crisis and Rohingya life are getting worse day by day because everyone is simply doing job and making money but no one is ready to set the refugees in their own place. […]
All Drains and Streams Around and Inside the Rohingya Refugee Camps Overflow – Reports a Refugee from Kutupalong.
Heavy Rain Creating Flood and Over flow of rain water which is getting tougher day by day. Staff Reporter. Rain and all days rain have had a dangerous effect on the lives of the camp residing Refugees in Coxbazar. There is nobody who is happy since most of the tents are simply made with carpets […]
The Situation Shows up that the Rohingya Refugees are not Going Back to Myanmar as Three Years will be Passing Tomorrow. Can Bangladesh Handle this?
Refugees wanted to arrange a huge public gathering but authority gave no legal permission. Staff Reporter 25th August is Rohingya Genocide Remembrance Day. People in the camp are trying to demonstrate tomorrow. The authorities don’t allow to do this. The security forces are patrolling every area of the camps. It has been a long time […]
UNHCR calls for lasting solutions of Rohingya crisis
UNHCR, the UN refugee agency, today called for renewed support and solutions for the displaced and stateless Rohingya communities both within and outside Myanmar. “The international community must not only maintain support for refugees and their host communities, but also adapt to critical needs and expand the search for solutions,” said UNHCR marking the three […]
Monsoon Heavy Rain and Flood Hinder the Daily Life of the Rohingya Refugees.
Life seems to be endless pain for the Rohingya Refugees as Rain water in penetrating the tent roofs. Staff Reporter Heavy rain has been continuously disturbing the normal life in the Rohingya Refugees camps both at Teknaf and Ukhiya in Coxbazar. Many people are unable to go to the market places for taking their reliefs. […]Recent Posts
Staff Reporter Abul kalam of Camp 16 told to our correspondence that Rohingya Community Members actually want to go back to Myanmar, not to a island which is in the middle of bay of Bengal. It is really very dangerous during monsoon season. Recently, some leaders from different camps went to see the location whether […]
