K Yatish Rajawat
October 12, 2021,
The airport in Delhi
is a few kilometers away from the millennium city of Gurgaon, and just
50 kilometers from the millennium city is the district of Nuh (Mewat).
Despite its proximity to Delhi, the district has the dubious distinction
of being the only backward district of Haryana; the callousness now
extends to security matters. The district has been witnessing a
continuous, rising influx of Rohingya immigrants in the last few years,
yet the district administration, while being aware of this influx, is
limited in its action and can do little to prevent it.
They Were Promised a New Home. Then They Tried to Escape It.
Bangladesh is relocating Rohingya refugees who fled Myanmar to a vulnerable, environmentally unstable island that is giving some cause to run again.
DHAKA, Bangladesh — Its name translates into “floating island,” and for
up to 100,000 desperate war refugees, the low-slung landmass is supposed
to be home.
One refugee, Munazar Islam, initially thought it
would be his. He and his family of four fled Myanmar in 2017 after the
military there unleashed a campaign of murder and rape that the United
Nations has called ethnic cleansing. After years in a refugee camp prone to fires and floods, he accepted an invitation from the government of neighboring Bangladesh to move to the island, Bhasan Char.
VOA
EDITORIALS POLICY FOUCUS
October 6th'2021
The United States will contribute nearly $180 million in additional assistance for the humanitarian crisis facing Rohingya in and outside of Burma, and affected host communities in neighboring Bangladesh.
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Dhaka Tribune
BSS
October 4th, 2021
Human-rights advocates call for investigation after he was shot dead in refugee camp
A leader of the Rohingya Muslim community was shot and killed by unidentified gunmen in a refugee camp in Bangladesh, prompting calls from rights advocates for an investigation.