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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
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. […]
Past Horror Still Haunts the Rohingya Refugees like Bad Dreams.
Past has a terrible traumatic effect on the Rohingya Community Staff Reporter There are a lot of problems in the camps and there is a security issue too. Moreover, interviewing the Rohingya Women has given us much knowledge on what happened to them regarding the escape. Many responded that there was fire everywhere caused by […]
Myanmar’s Most Influential Genocidal Monk Sitagu Offered Scriptural Justifications for ‘Killing Millions of Non-Buddhists.
In November last year, the International Criminal Court (ICC) moved to begin the full investigation into Myanmar’s violent international crimes and other events connected to the exodus of Rohingya from western Myanmar in decades. In August 2017, Myanmar Tatmadaw, or the military, launched the “Security Clearance Operations,” which resulted in the exodus of 750,000 Rohingya […]
Living Tents are very Small for Many Families Since Over-population in the Rohingya Camps Require More Spaces: IOM Reports
Staff ReporterMercy Refugees HouseCox bazaar Correspondence Population is so high in all zones that people keep moving from one to another places. Balukhali 2 camp is one of the camp zones where people seem to spread more all around due to the broader roads around. Market places, houses, mosques, medical camps etc are altogether around. […]
COVID-19 fuels tensions between Rohingya refugees and Bangladeshi hosts
The coronavirus pandemic is aggravating tensions between Rohingya refugees and local communities in Bangladesh, underscoring long-held grievances on the margins of the massive aid response. Bangladesh’s COVID-19 outbreak has escalated steadily since March, and nationwide lockdowns have shattered the economy in Cox’s Bazar, already one of the country’s poorest districts. Increasingly, distrust and stigmatisation have […]
Living Tents are very Small for Many Families Since Over population in the Rohingya Camps Require More Spaces: IOM Reports
Population and Spaces are Contradictory for Huge Number of People in the Rohingya Refugees Camps. Staff Reporter Population is so high in all zones that people keep moving from one to another places. Balukhali 2 camp is one of the camp zones where people seem to spread more all around due to the broader roads […]
Malaysia finds Rohingya feared drowned hiding on island
Twenty-six Rohingya refugees, who had been feared drowned while trying to swim ashore close to the Malaysian resort island of Langkawi, have been found alive, hiding in the vegetation on a nearby islet, a senior coastguard official said on Monday. Malaysia does not recognise refugee status, but the country is a common destination for the […]
Low Pressure in the Bay of Bengal is Bringing Temperature Fall and Families may Suffer More Beside Elders along with Babies in this Corona Situation: Weather Reports
Staff Reporter Cox bazaar Correspondence: Weather department says that Low Temperature, fog, rain, dews, hazy weather are adding sufferings for the people around due to downward pressure in the Bay of Bengal. The low middle class people along with the Refugees are unable to work and they even suffer to get jobs since they live […]
Future Fate of the Rohingya Refugees Seems Uncertain Since Bangladesh is also Struggling with Support.
Staff Reporter Coronavirus Pandemic along with Economic Crisis in the midst of Lock Down seem endless and unending. Not a single country is ready to take responsibility of the Rohingya Community as every country is simply appreciating Bangladesh and showing sympathy. OIC and other organizations aren’t actively taking any action against Myanmar Military Genocide to […]
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, diarrhea, belly ache, physical problems and cholera etc. Due to huge deforestation and population growth in the two Upazillas […]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 […]
