Youth Congress Rohingya launched a report detailing the migration journeys and conditions of newly arrived Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh, fleeing violence in Myanmar.
The report outlines critical challenges in the camps and provides recommendations to the Government of Bangladesh and the international community. Drawing on the experiences of 370 individuals from different demographics and backgrounds, it sheds light on migration routes and the challenges newly arrived refugees face in accessing shelter, food, healthcare, education, protection, and the opportunity for a dignified life.
Youth Congress Rohingya shares: “We encourage you to read and share the report, along with the attached videos, with your networks and contacts to amplify Rohingya voices and raise awareness of the challenges faced by newly arrived Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh.”
You can access the report here.
Find video material promoting the report here: in English, in Rohingya
Youth Congress Rohingya, grantee partner of the Global Statelessness Fund, is a camp-based Rohingya-led civil society organization in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh. They work on statelessness, human rights violations, freedom of movement, gender-based violence, education, leadership development, and international advocacy through community-led research, documentation, workshops, and direct engagement with governments, donors, UN bodies, and civil society.