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UNICEF Funding Cut Could End Education for Rohingya Kids
Rohingya · Cox's Bazar

UNICEF Funding Cut Could End Education for Rohingya Kids

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Because of the funding crisis at UNICEF, about 300,000 Rohingya refugee children are at risk of losing access to basic education permanently. DW spoke with disappointed students and teachers in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh.See the Story
Newly Arrived Rohingya Child Killed in CNG Accident at Refugee Camp Border
Rohingya · Rakhine

Newly Arrived Rohingya Child Killed in CNG Accident at Refugee Camp Border

By: Camp Correspondent Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh — 4 July 2025 | A 12-year-old Rohingya boy, Mohammed Reyas, son of Md Anowar, tragically lost his life in a CNG (auto-rickshaw) accident near the border of Camp-8W and Camp-18 on Wednesday afternoon. The accident occurred at approximately 4:45 p.m., when Reyas—who had recently fled Myanmar—was playing near the roadside with friends and was struck by a passing CNG vehicle. He was rushed to the MSF ho…Read Article
Rohingya Expelled Again by Arakan Army in Buthidaung as Farmlands Reallocated to Rakhine Families
Rohingya · Rakhine

Rohingya Expelled Again by Arakan Army in Buthidaung as Farmlands Reallocated to Rakhine Families

By: Camp Correspondent Buthidaung, Rakhine State — 2 July 2025 |Rohingya families who had recently returned to their homes in Buthidaung Township are being forcibly evicted once again by the Arakan Army (AA), according to local residents. Displaced from neighborhoods and villages they had lived in for generations, they are now being relocated to bare plots of land on the eastern bank of the Mayu River, with no shelter, aid, or access to basic re…Read Article

Rice Cultivation Declines Sharply in Maungdaw Amid Soaring Costs and Mass Displacement

By: Camp Correspondent Maungdaw, Arakan State, 1 July 2025 | Rice farming in Maungdaw Township has drastically declined this year, as rising fuel costs, equipment shortages, and conflict-driven displacement have rendered cultivation nearly impossible for many local farmers. The economic strain comes amid ongoing armed clashes between the Arakan Army (AA) and Myanmar’s military, which have displaced tens of thousands and severely disrupted agricu…Farming · MaungdawRead Article

Small Currency Notes Rejected by Traders in Arakan, Adding to Economic Strain

By: Camp Correspondent Buthidaung, Rakhine — 30 June 2025 | In parts of Arakan State currently under Arakan Army (AA) control, small denomination Myanmar currency notes—50, 100, and 200 kyats—are being widely rejected by local traders, causing daily hardship for residents with limited financial means. Reports from Rathedaung, Maungdaw, and Buthidaung indicate that shopkeepers are refusing to accept small notes, even when customers offer them in …Buthidaung · ButhidaungRead Article

Brushstrokes of Hope: The Journey of Mohammed Aros Kamal, a Young Rohingya Artist and Educator

By: RO Maung Shwe Unchiprang Refugee Camp, Teknaf, Bangladesh – When night fell on Kyet Yoe Pyin village in northern Maungdaw, Rakhine State, in 2017, 12-year-old Mohammed Aros Kamal packed nothing. He didn’t take his schoolbooks. He didn’t carry any toys. All he took was the memory of a home now gone—consumed by fire, fear, and a brutal military campaign that drove nearly a million Rohingya from their ancestral land. Today, Aros is 20. He lives…Bangladesh · BangladeshRead Article

Rohingya Man Severely Injured in Landmine Blast While Transporting Rations for Arakan Army

By: Camp Correspondent Naikhongchhari, Bandarban — 26 June 2025A Rohingya refugee man was critically injured in a landmine explosion while allegedly transporting food supplies for the Arakan Army (AA) near the Bangladesh-Myanmar border, highlighting the growing risks faced by vulnerable refugees in the region. The victim, Mohammed Younus (26), son of Azar Hossain, is from Camp-2W, Block B-1, in the Kutupalong Rohingya Refugee Camp. The explosion…Bangladesh · BangladeshRead Article

Money Crisis Deepens in Arakan Under Arakan Army Control

By: Camp Correspondent Rakhine State – June 2025 | A worsening cash crisis is disrupting daily life across parts of Rakhine State, particularly in areas under the control of the Arakan Army (AA). Locals report that old or slightly damaged banknotes are increasingly being rejected in shops, counterfeit currency is circulating more widely, and regular banking services remain shut down. In towns like Buthidaung and Maungdaw, the crisis is especiall…Buthidaung · ButhidaungRead Article

AA Flags Raised on Islamic Religious Buildings in Northern Maungdaw, Causing Concern

By: Camp Correspondent 24 June 2025 | Maungdaw, Rakhine State Residents in northern parts of Maungdaw Township have reported that Arakan Army (AA) flags have recently been raised on several mosques, madrasas (Islamic religious schools), and private compounds in villages under AA control. According to local community members, such displays are unprecedented. During previous periods of military rule, religious buildings—especially mosques—remained…Maungdaw · MaungdawRead Article

Rising Healthcare Costs in Arakan Army-Controlled Areas Add to Rohingya Hardship

By: Camp Correspondent June 23, 2025 For Rohingya families in areas now controlled by the Arakan Army (AA), accessing healthcare has become an agonizing struggle. Reports from relatives and those with recent contact reveal that hospitals and clinics under AA administration are charging exorbitant fees, making even basic medical treatment a luxury most simply cannot afford. This alarming situation is compounding the immense suffering of a communi…Rohingya · MaungdawRead Article

Arakan Army Accused of Extorting Rohingya at Kanyin Taw Bridge

By: Camp Correspondent Maungdaw, Rakhine State The Arakan Army (AA) is reportedly imposing daily tolls on Rohingya civilians crossing the newly reopened Kanyin Taw Bridge in northern Maungdaw, despite having previously collected significant funds for bridge repairs earlier this year. Local sources indicate that in January 2025, the AA, through its political wing, the United League of Arakan (ULA), held a meeting with Rohingya business owners fro…Rohingya · MaungdawRead Article

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