Refugees are officially not allowed to work in Bangladesh, and smaller rations make survival even more difficult for Rohingyas.

Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh expressed concern on Wednesday as the cash-strapped United Nations World Food Programme prepares to cut aid for large portions of the 1.2 million-strong group.

Muhammad Rezwan was 21 when he walked hundreds of miles to flee attacks on his home by the Myanmar army in 2017, a military campaign that UN experts have characterised as a genocide. Eight years later ...

World Food Programme will implement a new needs-based ration system for Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh from April ...

The Buffalo congressman sent a letter to DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin asking for the agency to look into the circumstances ...

The number of Rohingya refugees sheltered in Cox’s Bazar has increased by nearly 179,000 over the past year, driven by both ...

The United Nations food agency has updated its program for Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh to ensure food security despite funding challenges. The World Food Programme is introducing a needs-based ...

COX'S BAZAR, Bangladesh -- Tens of thousands of Rohingya refugees from Myanmar living in dozens of camps in Bangladesh marked the eighth anniversary of their mass exodus, demanding a safe return to ...

The Trump administration is asserting that it has secured substantial financial commitments for the Rohingya refugees living in Bangladesh from partner nations as reports claim that U.S. foreign aid ...

NAYAPARA CAMP, Bangladesh – A community health refugee volunteer, Zafor Hossein knew the signs and symptoms of diphtheria to look out for as he went from shelter to shelter in this sprawling refugee ...