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Article
07/06/2020
Malnourished Rohingya children at heightened risk during pan
Community nutrition volunteers push through to prevent the COVID-19 crisis from spiraling into a nutrition crisis
Article
02/06/2020
In search for education for Rohingya children
Challenge of continuous learning in the world’s largest refugee camp during the COVID-19 pandemic
Article
30/04/2020
Preventing a silent crisis for Rohingya women and girls
A nationwide lockdown brings an increased risk of gender-based violence for Rohingya and Bangladeshi women and girls.
Page
27/04/2020
Rohingya children fight back against COVID-19
Diseases like coronavirus pose a big risk to refugees. But proper handwashing practices can help keep the threat in check.
Article
23/04/2020
Courageous health workers on frontline during COVID-19
Health workers continue to deliver essentials services in the Rohingya refugee camps as prevention measures are scaled up against Coronavirus
Article
09/03/2020
Rohingya and Bangladeshi girls bond
It is much more than just a structure. It is a place where women and girls from different communities find peace and make friendships
Report
05/03/2020
KAPB of Rohingya and host Communities in Cox's Bazar
A report on Findings from the Baseline Survey
Article
10/02/2020
Expanded education for Rohingya children
UNICEF to further expand access to education for Rohingya children by introducing the Myanmar curriculum for 10,000 students on a pilot basis
Article
01/01/2020
Rohingya parents’ thoughts for 2020
Rohingya refugees parents have high hopes for their six daughters in 2020 despite the tough conditions they endure in the vast camps in Bangladesh
Article
03/12/2019
Major progress in providing education in Rohingya camps
Creating an education programme from scratch for Rohingya refugee children: the journey to date
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