Rohingya Refugee Crisis

The humanitarian crisis triggered by the expansion of violence in the province of Rakhine in Myanmar is causing catastrophic disasters. Last year more than 700,000 Rohingya refugees were obliged to leave myanmar to escape violence and discrimination. The number of people who arrived after August 25 is not only the fastest growing refugee crisis in the world but also the Cox Bazaar refugees are concentrated in the world's most densely populated areas . Refugees who arrived in Bangladesh - mainly women and children - were traumatized and injured in part due to gun wounds, shrapnels, fire and landmines

The entire village was destroyed, the family was killed by parting, and women and girls were raped together. After witnessing unexplained atrocities, the majority of people who fled have now suffered serious trauma. These people found temporary shelters in refugee camps around the Cox Bazaar in Bangladesh, currently the world's largest refugee camp. Refugees have access to basic knowledge such as food and medical care, but they are still very fragile, live in difficult circumstances, are exposed to elements of monsoon, and depend on aid.

At Cox Bazaar in Bangladesh, humanitarian response to inflows of Rohingya refugees from Myanmar is continually being coordinated by the Intergovernmental Coordination Group (ISCG) consisting of the International Migration Organization (IOM) and UNHCR (UNHCR). )leadership. )

To respond to the growing demand, a new joint response plan calling for $ 191 million to save lives to 3 million people including Myanmar, refugees from Bangladesh and regional acceptance community was issued on March 16, 2018 It started on the day. Koshiya refugees As of August 31, the complaint is still less than 34% of funds

Priority needs of the program covers timetable from March to December 2018 including food, water and sanitation, evacuation centers and healthcare. Latest information on funds is here

In July 2015, the school's Asian "Rohingya refugee crisis". Students will examine various aspects such as humanitarian, economic, political / diplomatic aspects from the viewpoint of local governments, using maps, podcasts, articles and discuss the Rohingya refugee crisis in Southeast Asia. Suitable for people over the age of 17. "Slacktivism, Activism & Popular culture" by Zarina Muhammad and Lisa Li in September 2012. Students evaluate 30 songs / 30 days event at Half the Sky and the effectiveness of Facebook games as a stimulus factor of positive behavior. They can also evaluate local examples. Suitable for people over the age of 17

The Rohingy crisis is also known as a child's disaster. Since August 2017, more than 600,000 Rohingya crossed the border with Bangladesh for protection in order to be protected by the Cox Bazaar refugee camp. In Rakhain State in northern Myanmar, Rohingya community village was killed by the ground, people were exposed to brutal violence and many people witnessed the family killing. Refugee camps are a place of overcrowding and child's anxiety. Living in a refugee camp is very difficult. People live in mud and rain and can not get clean water and medical care