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Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh: 'What we're seeing is simply not good enough'

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Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh: 'What we're seeing is simply not good enough'

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The leaders of an Australian delegation visiting the world's largest refugee camp have spoken to FRANCE 24 about the plight of the Rohingya community there. The group, in conjunction with the Refugee Council of Australia, have travelled to the Cox's Bazar camp in Bangladesh in a bid to raise awareness. It's been almost eight years since hundreds of thousands of Rohingya fled violence in Myanmar, with no prospect of returning home. In Perspective…Read Article

Bangladesh Rejects ICG Report on Militancy Claims in Rohingya Camps

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Bangladesh Rejects ICG Report on Militancy Claims in Rohingya Camps

By: Camp Correspondent 19 June 2025 | Cox’s Bazar Bangladesh has firmly denied a recent report by the International Crisis Group (ICG) that claims some Rohingya armed groups are recruiting members from refugee camps in Cox’s Bazar to fight in Myanmar’s Rakhine State. In a statement to the press, Mohammed Mizanur Rahman, Refugee Relief and Repatriation Commissioner (RRRC), rejected the allegations, calling the report “false and misleading.” “The…Read Article

Sweden pledges $2.1m more to save lives, support green return to Cox’s Bazar

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Sweden pledges $2.1m more to save lives, support green return to Cox’s Bazar

Marking World Refugee Day 2025, Sweden has pledged an additional $2.1 million (Tk25.7 crore) to support Rohingya refugees and host communities in Cox’s Bazar, focusing on cleaner energy, environmental recovery Read Article

Benue food inflation drops to 22% despite deadly attacks

Benue State recorded the most significant decline in food inflation nationwide in May 2025, falling to 22.0% year-on-year from 51.8% in April, even amid ongoing violence and killings in parts of the state. The post Benue food inflation drops to 22% despite deadly attacks appeared first on Nairametrics.Inflation · Benue See the Story

Somina, a Rohingya refugee, finds her safe space amid displacement

BY BRAC USA Inside the refugee camps of Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh, BRAC runs safe spaces for women and girls. These centers are quiet, welcoming, and deeply needed. For many Rohingya women, it’s one of the only places where they feel safe. Displaced women face a higher risk of violence, isolation, and limited access to care. Within the colorful walls of these centers, women and girls are welcomed for three-month-long programs focusing on build…Rohingya · Cox's Bazar Read Article

US aid cuts leave Rohingya in Bangladesh vulnerable to hepatitis C

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COX'S BAZAR, Bangladesh -- As the U.S. and other countries slash their humanitarian aid budgets to focus on other priorities, Rohingya refugees are suRohingya · Cox's Bazar Read Article

UNHCR Defends Biometric Enrollment Push for Rohingya Refugees

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Despite UNHCR’s insistence that biometric enrollment is necessary to uphold program integrity, critics say the policy effectively punishes people for trying to protect their identity and data.Asia · Cox's Bazar Read Article

Infrastructure Without Inclusion: What the Rohingya Camps Teach Us

In a crisis, data is not just numbers; it can save lives. It helps people plan ahead, respond faster, and make sure aid reaches those who need it most. But in places like the Rohingya refugee camps in Bangladesh, where data systems are fragmented or controlled by a few powerful actors, they can make things harder instead of helping. At a recent conference on Solid, FAIR, and technologies in Linked Web, researchers Nandini Jiva, Poorvi Yerrapure…Cox's Bazar · Cox's Bazar Read Article

6 bodies found in a day at Cox’s Bazar beach

Lifeguards cite manpower shortage while monsoon adds to the dangersEid · Cox's Bazar See the Story

For Rohingya mothers, Eid marks rare chance to serve meat for family

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DHAKA: As she prepared for Eid Al-Adha celebrations on Saturday, Nikash Tara could not recall the last time she served a proper meal for her family. In the cramped camps of Cox’s Bazar, a nutritious meal was a near-impossible treat available only during special occasions and solely dependent on charitable contributions. Most days, Rohingya refugee mothers like Tara could onlyRohingya · Cox's Bazar Read Article

Heavy Rain Triggers Severe Flooding Across Rohingya Camps in Bangladesh

By Camp Correspondent Cox’s Bazar, June 2, 2025 — Rohingya KhoborTorrential rain over the past 48 hours has caused widespread flooding and landslides across multiple Rohingya refugee camps in southern Bangladesh, forcing hundreds of families into emergency shelters and once again exposing the fragility of life in the camps. Among the worst-affected are Kutupalong, Balukhali, and Chakmarkul, as well as multiple camp sectors across Ukhiya and Tekn…Rohingya · Cox's Bazar Read Article

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