Funding Crisis Threatens Rohingya Refugee Support in Bangladesh

Food aid cut raises security concerns in Rohingya camps

Essential aid for Rohingya needs more funds: UN - The Tribune

Essential services for the Rohingya refugee population in Bangladesh are at risk of collapsing unless more money is found, the UN refugee agency said on Friday, with its appeal for $255 million to support them just 35% funded.

Why UN’s Rohingya conference must deliver

In September, the UN will convene a high-level conference to address what is arguably one of the world’s most protracted and neglected humanitarian catastrophes: the Rohingya crisis. Eight years after more than 740,000 Rohingya fled Myanmar’s brutal military “clearance operations,” the refugee camps in Bangladesh remain overcrowded, under-resourced and increasingly vulnerable

Rohingya refugees in peril in Bangladesh as support wanes: UN

The US and other Western countries have been reducing their funding, prioritising their defence spending instead.

Support for Rohingya Refugees in Bangladesh Risks Collapse, UN Refugee ...

Rohingya refugee services in Bangladesh faces collapse amid critical funding shortfall, says UN

GENEVA, July 11 — Essential services for the Rohingya refugee population in Bangladesh are at risk of collapsing unless more money is found, the United Nations refugee agency said today, with its appeal for US$255 million (RM1.08 billion) to support them just 35 per cent funded. More than 1 million Rohingya have been crammed into the camps in southeastern Bangladesh, the world’s largest refugee settlement. Most fled a brutal crackdown by Myanmar…