"The international community cannot let Bangladesh shoulder this enormous responsibility alone," Uzra Zeya said at the high-level UNGA side event on Rohingya crisis

The most recent arrivals are staying with the relatives at the camp sharing their limited daily rations provided by the UN agencies.

Says foreign adviser

Human Rights Watch has said about one million Rohingya refugees are facing increasingly dire conditions in the Cox's Bazar camps amid surging violence by armed groups and criminal gangs

255 Myanmar groups urge interim govt

There is growing concern along border areas in Cox's Bazar of a fresh Rohingya influx into Bangladesh from the conflict zone in Myanmar's Rakhine, due to recent attacks on the Muslim ethnic group

At least 10 bodies washed ashore at a beach in Teknaf after a boat carrying Rohingyas from Myanmar capsized in the Bay of Bengal this (Tuesday) morning

Bangladesh invited the current Asean chairman, Laos Prime Minister Sonexay Siphandone, to visit the Rohingya camps in Cox's Bazar to see for himself the plights of the 1.2 million refugees

Abducted from the Cox’s Bazar camps, Rohingya refugees have been transported to Myanmar and forced to join the Myanmar junta’s military, said human rights group Fortify Rights

Myanmar Foreign Minister Than Swe has responded positively to start repatriation of the Rohingyas to their homeland-Myanmar

WFP report says food deprivation rose from 44pc in 2019 to 70pc in 2023

Rohingyas are being subjected to "slow death", a genocide tactic, in Rakhine by the Myanmar military amid a raging war between the junta and its proxies and the Arakan Army, says a new report.

Bangladesh has called upon the international community to invest in improving livelihood opportunities for the Rohingya to support their reintegration in Rakhine

Bangladesh has expressed grave concern at the recent reports of burning of Rohingya villages at Buthidaung in Rakhine, forced displacement of Rohingyas, and their forced conscription..It also urged all warring parties in Myanmar to protect the Rohingya and ensure their safety and security.

Around 20 percent of the Rohingyas tested in Cox's Bazar refugee camps have active hepatitis C infection, according to a recent study by Doctors Without Borders

The United States has said it will continue to advocate with the countries in the region and at the United Nations for a peaceful resolution of the conflict in Myanmar so that the Rohingyas and others displaced by the violence can safely return home

Global aid agency Caritas Internationalis has made an urgent call for the international community to step up funding for the "forgotten" Rohingyas

Bangladesh has sought China’s support in creating a “conducive environment” and engaging with Myanmar government for early repatriation of the Rohingya refugees to their ancestral land

The United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) will partially increase food rations for all Rohingya in Cox’s Bazar camps

Foreign Minister urges UN, other partners