The Aid Ebb For Rohingya Refugees – OpEd
Since 2017, the United Nations has been seeking humanitarian assistance for the Rohingya under the name of Joint Response Plan
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Author: Sadia Aktar Korobi
Sadia Aktar Korobi is a Student, Peace and Conflict Studies (MSS), Dhaka University, Bangladesh.
Articles by Sadia Aktar Korobi :
Bangladesh’s Climate Advocacy: Efforts Of The Global South In Pursuit Of Climate Justice – OpEd
Bangladesh has emerged as the leading voice of climate change activism in recent years, particularly in Global South. The country
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Rohingya Resettlement: Humanitarian Duty Of The Global North? – OpEd
In December 2022, the United States announced the resettlement program for vulnerable Rohingya refugees in collaboration with the Government of
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The End Of The AA-Junta Armistice: Will The Rohingya Repatriation Begin? – OpEd
On November 22, 2023, the Foreign Secretary of Bangladesh Masud Bin Momen said preparation to commence sustainable and voluntary repatriation
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The World Has Stopped Listening: Rohingya Plight Continues – OpEd
The Rohingya community living in the Cox’s Bazar camps seems to have been trapped in Satan’s trifecta. With dwindling funds
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Bangladesh E-Passport Service To Migrant Workers In Kuwait – OpEd
On 22 March, the Bangladeshi e-passport service program was inaugurated in the Bangladesh embassy of Kuwait in the presence of
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Bangladesh And Vietnam Should Be On The Same Side – OpEd
Recently the Bangladesh-Vietnam Friendship Society was established with former ambassadors of Bangladesh to Vietnam, members of the Bangladesh-Vietnam Chamber of
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Declining Funds And Food For Rohingya Refugees – OpEd
As if the living conditions in the refugee camps weren’t miserable enough for the Rohingya community, the world food assistance
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