António Guterres' 2018 visit brought the global media to focus on the Rohingya crisis, highlighting the dire conditions in the camps, while his strong words against Myanmar’s actions – calling it "eth ...
However, the United Nations has now announced a drastic cut in food aid for Rohingya refugees, reducing the monthly allocation per person from $12.50 to just $6 from April. With no jobs or businesses ...
The interim government today (12 March) said UN Secretary-General António Guterres' scheduled visit from 13-16 March would help redouble global efforts to find an early solution to the Rohingya crisis ...
Despite planning and accomplishing some wildlife conservation actions over the years, Bangladesh has yet to achieve success ...
Malnutrition has reached its worst levels in Rohingya children at the world’s largest refugee camp in Bangladesh, the United Nation’s children fund said, amid alarm over likely drastic cuts in food ...
Shafika is one of the over 700,000 Rohingya people who fled to Bangladesh from Myanmar in 2017 when Myanmar's military launched a "clearance operation" in the country's western Rakhine state. The ...
Human Rights Watch welcomes the opportunity to provide information to the Special Rapporteur on toxics and human rights on ...
Agriculture for Economic Resilience During Political and Financial Crisis – The Case of Bangladesh
The recent student movement in Bangladesh demanding reform of the quota system for public jobs led a ‘march of the people’ towards the official Residence of the Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on 5th of ...
US President Donald Trump’s dismantling of foreign aid will prove to be an existential threat for the world’s largest group of stateless people – unless private and institutional philanthropy steps in ...
The US usually provides almost half of the aid money spent on the humanitarian response to Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh.
In Afghanistan, where millions are starving, the France-based NGO Action Against Hunger operates clinics treating severely ...
Rohingya refugees in crammed Bangladeshi camps say they are worried about a U.S. decision to cut food rations by half ...
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