Thailand has provided one million Baht (Tk 3,085,467.45 or around USD 28,000) to support the efforts of WFP Bangladesh in providing food to the Rohingya displaced persons in Bangladesh..Thai Ambassador to Bangladesh Makawadee Sumitmor today represented the Royal Thai Government in presenti

President Mohammed Shahabuddin yesterday called on the international community to take urgent steps for safe, voluntary, and sustainable repatriation of Rohingyas to their homeland Myanmar

Police yesterday detained 101 Rohingyas for fleeing the refugee camps in Ukhiya upazila of Cox’s Bazar.

Around a hundred Rohingyas, roaming outside the camp, were detained by Ukhiya police today in Cox’s Bazar

Bangladesh President Mohammad Shahabuddin called today for the international community to find a durable solution to the conflict in Myanmar, which has driven hundreds of thousands of Rohingya refugees to his country

Repatriation of the first batch of the Rohingyas may begin within months and 100 refugees could be sent home every day from then on, said officials concerned.

Myanmar will allow international volunteers, including those from the UN, China and ASEAN countries, to take part in the humanitarian assistance programmes during the repatriation of the Rohingyas.

Japan will consider increasing its humanitarian assistance to the Rohingya refugees living in Bangladesh, a prominent Japanese lawmaker said yesterday.

BNP Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir today sought cooperation from the international community in restoring democracy and voting rights of people in Bangladesh and linked it to a resolution of the Rohingya crisis.

Says Foreign Secretary Masud Bin Momen

The comprehensive policy brief addressing the ongoing Rohingya refugee crisis underscored the role of justice and accountability in resolving the issue

Highlighting the importance of joint global efforts to ensure repatriation of the Rohingyas, Chinese Ambassador to Bangladesh Yao Wen has said those who keep claiming that the situation in Myanmar is “not conducive” to repatriation have seldom visited Rakhine

Rohingyas have one again demanded their safe return to their homeland  Myanmar.

The International Organisation for Migration (IOM) today called on the international community to ensure the provision of much-needed humanitarian assistance and long-term support for Rohingya refugees and their host communities.

On Rohingya Genocide Remembrance Day, refugees in Cox's Bazar demand a safe return to Myanmar

Six years into one of the world’s biggest refugee crises, the fate of more than one million Rohingyas sheltered in Cox’s Bazar hangs in the balance as efforts to repatriate them see little progress due to increased global geopolitical tension.

The UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Volker Türk yesterday urged the international community to hold the Myanmar junta accountable for the persecution of Rohingyas, saying they should be able to return to their home with dignity and without any pressure.

Crimes, particularly those related to narcotics and murders, have witnessed a significant rise inside the Cox’s Bazar Rohingya camps over the last seven months.

Marking the sixth anniversary of the Myanmar military’s genocidal attacks against the Rohingya, a UN expert today called on world leaders to end the paralysis of indifference and take action to hold the architects and perpetrators of this violence to account..“Min Aung Hlaing, who led the

Six years after the Rohingya influx in Bangladesh, the government continues its efforts to ensure their safe repatriation, though some countries and international organisations are pushing for their integration into Bangladesh