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Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh are expressing concern over impending cuts to their UN food aid, which are feared due to a drop in global funding. With refugees officially not allowed to work, smaller rations make survival even more difficult.
Rohingya refugees living in camps experienced a subdued Eid due to ongoing poverty and their status as exiles.
Thousands of Rohingya refugees continue to risk their lives attempting to flee Myanmar and Bangladesh by sea each year, with hundreds perishing during the perilous journeys.
Japan, IOM sign $2.6m assistance deal for Rohingya refugees, host communities Dhaka Tribune
The United Nations is working to boost food security for Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh, with specific payment rates set for those in Cox’s Bazar and higher rates for those on Bhasan Char.
Food aid for Rohingya refugees is set to be slashed starting next month, according to reports from The Daily Star.
Japan has announced a donation of $6.7 million to support Rohingya refugees.
Rohingya refugees in Malaysia, like Farouk in Klang, are spending another Eid holiday separated from their families, often relying on phone calls and videos to connect with loved ones. Many are forced to love their children through a screen due to their displacement.
Australia commits AUD 16.5m to support Rohingya refugees and host communities The Daily Star
Japan has contributed $6.7 million to the World Food Programme (WFP) to support Rohingya refugees in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh.