Rohingya

Rohingya

National Security Adviser Khalilur Rahman speaking as chief guest at a festival of the Rakhine people in Cox's Bazar on 18 April 2025. Photo: TBS

Rohingyas can't be repatriated safely amid current situation in Rakhine: Khalilur

Replying to a question, the high representative termed Myanmar’s decision to take back 180,000 Rohingyas back as a significant diplomatic achievement of the interim government

Representational image. Photo: Collected

Dhaka, Washington discuss election, tariff, Rohingya issues

CA’s High Representative Khalilur Rahman at a press conference at the Foreign Service Academy on 8 April. Photo: Collected

'We have our own Gaza on our shoulders, yet there's no protest': Khalilur

Bangladesh is now home to over a million Rohingya refugees who have fled violence in Myanmar since 2017. Photo: TBS

Road to Rohingya repatriation is more complex than it seems

USAID is the leading contributor to the Rohingya crisis response in Bangladesh, with nearly $2.4 billion in assistance since 2017. Photo: Reuters

Follow up steps should start on Rohingya repatriation after Myanmar's assurance: Experts

Khalilur Rahman, high representative of the chief adviser of Bangladesh, and U Than Shew, deputy prime minister and foreign minister of Myanmar hold a joint briefing in Bangkok after their meeting on 4 April 2025. Photo: Chief Adviser GoB

Bangladesh refused to sit with Myanmar on Bimstec sidelines until it agreed to take back 180,000 Rohingyas: Azad

Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus. File Photo

Eid-ul-Fitr: Yunus greets nation, prays Rohingyas will celebrate Eid in their homeland next year

Around 40,000 Rohingya refugees are estimated to have fled to India from neighboring Myanmar. Photo: Bloomberg.

Rohingyas to get $12 monthly food aid as WFP reverses decision

Rohingyas walk towards Cox's Bazar, fleeing from Myanmar. File Photo: Reuters

Ensure safe, dignified return of Rohingyas, CA Yunus urges Asian leaders

Rohingya refugees wait for relief supplies during Ramadan, at the Rohingya refugee camp in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh, March 16, 2025. Photo: REUTERS/Mohammad Ponir Hossain/File photo

Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh fear aid cuts will deepen crisis

USAID is the leading contributor to the Rohingya crisis response in Bangladesh, with nearly $2.4 billion in assistance since 2017. Photo: Reuters

UNGA adopts resolution on Rohingya crisis

Naf River. File Photo: TBS

4 found dead after Rohingya trawler capsizes in Naf, several including BGB member still missing

Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus. Photo: Collected

Rohingyas are victims of racial discrimination and prolonged statelessness: Prof Yunus