Rohingya crisis: Aid falls and hope fades
Summary
More than one million Rohingya refugees live in crowded camps in Bangladesh after fleeing Myanmar nine years ago. Humanitarian aid is shrinking, conditions are worsening, and many refugees rely on this help to survive.Key Facts
- Over one million Rohingya people remain in camps in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh.
- The Rohingya fled Myanmar starting nine years ago due to conflict and persecution.
- Humanitarian funding to support the refugees is decreasing.
- Living conditions in the camps are getting worse.
- About 95% of the Rohingya refugees depend mostly or entirely on humanitarian aid.
- Limited education and job opportunities cause some young refugees to try risky sea trips for a better life.
- A lasting solution requires safe and voluntary return to Myanmar with rights like citizenship and freedom of movement guaranteed.
- Addressing discrimination in Myanmar is necessary for the refugees’ return.
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