More: Rohingya
COVID-19: 1.1 million refugees are extremely vulnerable in Bangladesh
Now the entire planet is rudderless and anxious of the threat of COVID-19 pandemic. This unknown enemy has already spread in every corner of...
World Bank’s $350M Grant for Bangladesh Will Help Rohingya and Local Communities
The World Bank today approved $350 million in grant financing for three projects to help Bangladesh cope with one of the world’s largest forced...
United Nations Security Council’s failure to redress the Rohingya refugee crisis
Authors: Tanaya Thakur and Amit Kumar*
The issue of violence against Rohingya muslims
in the Rakhine state of Myanmar has been a cause for global as...
Myanmar doing too little to ensure displaced Rohingya return
UN agencies together with the Bangladesh authorities have appealed for
$877 million to support hundreds of thousands of Rohingya refugees from
Myanmar, where conditions are still...
Rohingya crisis: EU allocates €31 million for Bangladesh and Myanmar
The European Commission is releasing €31 million in humanitarian aid to
address the Rohingya crisis in Bangladesh and Myanmar.
“The Rohingya crisis is in its third...
Formal Recognition for the Rohingya Genocide
Today,
January 31st, is Franz Schubert's birthday and, as I write, the strains of the
final movement of his last symphony "The Great" play in the
background...
Rohingya crisis: EU strengthens humanitarian support with €10 million
The European Commission is releasing a further €10 million in
humanitarian aid to address the Rohingya crisis in Bangladesh and Myanmar. This
comes on top of...
Unwinnable Wars
Her name
means beautiful, and she is despite her tragic life. Hasina recalls the
day when the Myanmar army set fire to her village and killed...
Two Cases, Minor and Major
News stories have Donald Trump being
mocked by France's Macron at a Buckingham Palace reception for the NATO leaders
meeting. A nearby open mic caught the...
ICC gives greenlight for probe into violent crimes against Rohingya
Judges of
the International Criminal Court (ICC) on Thursday authorized an investigation into alleged
crimes against humanity, namely deportation, which have forced between 600,000
and one million Rohingya refugees out of Myanmar, into neighboring
Bangladesh since 2016.
The pre-trial judges...