Rohingya Crisis Continues After Nine Years
The Rohingya crisis is characterized by being one of the largest waves of forced displacement in Asia, with around 750,000 people fleeing Rakhine State in Myanmar to Bangladesh since 2017. This was the result of a widespread campaign of genocide marked by severe violations and religious incitement. Nine years later, safe and voluntary repatriation remains unavailable, as violence and displacement continue in Myanmar, and most refugees refuse to return without international guarantees and civil rights. Over 1.2 million Rohingya refugees are currently living in camps in Bangladesh, facing difficult humanitarian conditions due to funding shortages and weak services, while the international community continues efforts to address the root causes of the crisis, halt displacement, and combat the legal marginalization the Rohingya have suffered for years.
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