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Bangladesh. Rohingya refugee

National Launch of ‘Minimum Standards for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action’ in Dhaka and Cox’s Bazar

Bangladesh. Rohingya refugee

Preparation and Response to COVID-19

UNICEF is ensuring that children and families have access to critical information to know how to protect themselves and communities from COVID-19 infection

Bangladesh. A teenage boy plays at a social hub for adolescents as agents of peace and stability.

Voices of a generation

Rohingya and Bangladeshi adolescents share hopes for their communities

Bangladesh. A red Vitamin-A supplement pill being administered to a 4-year-old Rohingya child

Vitamin-A campaign for Rohingya children goes door-to-door

A month-long Nutrition Action Week campaign was rolled out, adapted to the risks during a global pandemic

COVID-19 Isolation and Treatment Centre opens for Bangladeshi communities and Rohingya refugees in Cox’s Bazar

COVID-19 Isolation and Treatment Centre opens for Bangladeshi communities and Rohingya refugees in Cox’s Bazar

Bangladesh. Shelters sprawled across the Rohingya refugee camps in Cox’s Bazar.

Three years of the Rohingya refugee crisis

Celebrating the courage, resilience and strength of Rohingya children

Bangladesh. A Rohingya child and parent

Rohingya children bearing brunt of COVID disruptions in Bangladesh refugee camps as education facilities remain closed - UNICEF

Bangladesh. The cultivable lands of Kurigram District submerged under floodwater.

Monsoon floods push millions of children into uncertainty

Over 5.4 million people, close to half of them children, have been affected by the recent monsoon floods in the northern, north-eastern and south-eastern re

Rohingya child Shefuka

In search for education for Rohingya children

Challenge of continuous learning in the world’s largest refugee camp during the COVID-19 pandemic

mosque megaphones

Religious leaders play key role in battle against COVID-19

Imams reach millions of Bangladeshis through mosque megaphones, bringing life-saving information to families that do not have a smartphone or TV