By Olivia Le Poidevin GENEVA (Reuters) -Essential services for the Rohingya refugee population in Bangladesh are at risk of ...

The US and other Western countries have been reducing their funding, prioritising their defence spending instead.

Rohingya activists warn of “a repeated cycle: fragmentation, new group names, personal ambitions replacing real strategy.” ...

A previous round of ration cuts to Rohingya in 2023, which reduced the amount of food rations to $8 monthly, led to a sharp increase in hunger and malnutrition, according to the UN.

However, in January the military admitted involvement in the killing of 10 Rohingya buried in a mass grave. The UN and the US say they believe the violence constitutes ethnic cleansing.

A Rohingya refugee who has not been identified due to safety concerns, talks to The Associated Press in New Delhi, India, about how his family was deported to an island in Myanmar, Friday, May 16 ...

Under an agreement signed by Yangon and Dhaka, Rohingya refugees should have started to return to Myanmar in January. But the UN and rights groups say the move is dangerously premature.

It said the monthly food rations will be halved from $12.5 to $6 per person beginning from April, marking a significant reduction in rations which charities say were already insufficient. “There ...

When the Arakan Rohingya National Council (ARNC) unveiled itself on July 13, Bangladeshi and other news sites obligingly ...

Five Rohingya refugees on Friday confirmed to the Associated Press that their family members were part of the group that were detained by Indian authorities on May 6. The group, including 15 ...

FILE PHOTO: Rohingya refugees wait at the World Food Programme (WFP) distribution center to purchase grocery items, at the refugee camp in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh, March 15, 2025.

Indian authorities last week allegedly forced dozens of Rohingya refugees off a naval vessel into the sea near Myanmar after providing them with life jackets, a United Nations agency, family ...