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Rohingya refugees face ‘multitude of protection risks,’ warns UN agency

Rohingya refugees face ‘multitude of protection risks,’ warns UN agency

Dec 16, 2017, at 09:48 am

  New York, Dec 16(Just Earth News): The United Nations refugee agency said on Friday that it is concerned about the deteriorating environment in which Rohingya refugees are living, especially children, who make up 55 per cent of the Rohingya refugee population in Bangladesh.

Desperate Rohingya refugees use home-made rafts to get to Bangladesh – UN

Desperate Rohingya refugees use home-made rafts to get to Bangladesh – UN

Nov 18, 2017, at 10:32 am

New York, Nov 18(Just Earth News): Over the past 10 days, dozens of makeshift rafts carrying more than a thousand people have floated into Bangladesh, proof that Rohingya refugees are resorting to increasingly desperate means to flee to Myanmar, the United Nations refugee agency said on Friday.

One-third of Rohingya refugee families in Bangladesh vulnerable, UN agency finds

One-third of Rohingya refugee families in Bangladesh vulnerable, UN agency finds

Nov 08, 2017, at 09:50 am

New York, Nov 8(Just Earth News): The innovative data collection technology employed by the United Nations refugee agency for the first stage of Rohingya family counting in Bangladesh has revealed a worrying statistic: one-third of the refugee population is vulnerable.