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The Rohingya people are an ethnic group from Myanmar who have faced persecution due to Burmese ethno-religious nationalist sentiment and lack of international support. Bangladesh, where many Rohingya refugees have fled to since the 1970s, is a least developed country with a huge population and limited resources. The Rohingya crisis has had major economic, social, and environmental impacts on Bangladesh, increasing pressures on employment, land, and waste management. The largest refugee camp, Kutupalong, now houses over 600,000 Rohingya refugees, and 60 new Rohingya babies are born in Bangladesh daily. While humanitarian aid is helping address needs, long-term solutions are still needed to resolve the crisis.
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International Journal for the Study of Hinduism Volume 23.docx
International Journal for the Study of Hinduism
Volume 23 December 2011
ISSN 1016-5320
Nidān
International Journal for the Study of Hinduism
Theme: Hinduism and Materiality
2011
December
Durban, South Africa
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University of KwaZulu-Natal
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University of KwaZulu-Natal
M. Clasquin (University of South Africa);
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K. Jacobsen (University of Bergen, Norway); M. Bauman (Universität
Luzern, Switzerland);
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Y. Sawai (Tenri University, Japan);
R. Lamb (University of Hawaii, USA); K. Knott (University of Leeds,
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- 7. Social Impact Major Needs Of The Rohingyas Health Concerns Education Perception Of Local People
- 8. Environmental Impact Deforestation Land Degradation Waste Management
- 9. ROHINGYA CAMP IN BANGLADESH Kutupalong refugee camp is the world's largest refugee camp in Ukhia, Cox’s Bazar.
- 10. EXPANTION OF ROHINYA CAMP Since the 1970s Rohingya refugees have been coming to Bangladesh from Myanmar . On 28 September 2018, at the 73rd United Nations General Assembly.
- 11. INCRESING BABY RATE Every day Rohingya babies born in Bangladesh . Every day babies born more than 60.
- 12. ROHINGYA RELOCATION TO BHASHAN CHAR A batch of around 2,500 Rohingyas are arrived at Bhashan Char on December 4.
- 13. UNDERSTANDING THE ROHINGA CRISIS 1.Recent crisis and influx to Bangladesh 2.Demographic breakdown Rohingya influx to Bangladesh since November 5, 2017
- 14. DEALING WITH THE RECENT CRISIS Issues and challenges that have emerged Challenges for the future
- 15. CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS The Rohingya crisis has given rise to multi-dimensional problem for Bangladesh. While the government of Bangladesh and international and non- government organizations are playing the critical role to provide humanitarian support to the Rohingyas, major global players are yet to take strong positions in resolving the crisis. In view of the emergent challenges, a number of measures need to be undertaken.
- 16. Thank You