Rohingya - November 07, 2026

PM Meets Japanese PM Takaichi in Tokyo, Seeks Support on Rohingya Crisis and Tech Investments

Prime Minister Tarique Rahman on Tuesday urged Japan to remain actively engaged with all parties to promote peace and stability in Myanmar’s Rakhine State and help resolve the Rohingya crisis.

Bangladesh Urges OIC Support for ICJ Legal Fund for Rohingya and Lifesaving Aid

Bangladesh on Thursday called on member states of the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) to support the legal fund for The Gambia's Rohingya case at the International Court of Justice

State Minister Humaiun Discusses Trade and Rohingya Support with Canadian Envoy

Canadian High Commissioner to Bangladesh Ajit Singh paid a maiden courtesy call on State Minister for Foreign Affairs Mr. Humaiun Kobir at the latter's office on Sunday afternoon.

ICJ Verdict on Myanmar Rohingya Genocide Expected in October 2026

The International Court of Justice (ICJ) is anticipated to pronounce its judgment regarding the genocide case involving the Rohingya in Myanmar during October 2026, according to Dawda A. Jallow, the

US Congressional Staff Visit Cox’s Bazar to Review Rohingya Crisis

A delegation of staff members of the US Congress, accompanied by officials from the UNHCR Multi-Country Office in Washington, D.C., visited the Rohingya refugee camps in Cox’s Bazar and the

Diplomats Promise Global Focus as Rohingya Crisis Enters 10th Year

Marking nine years since the mass displacement of Rohingyas from Myanmar, 16 diplomatic missions in Dhaka on Tuesday vowed to keep the crisis on the global agenda as it enters

Rohingya Are Not 'Bengalis': Dhaka Rejects Myanmar Narrative, Stats

Bangladesh on Tuesday firmly expressed its objections to Myanmar over its framing of the Rohingya population, emphasizing that they are not "Bengalis" and possess a distinct ethnic identity that was

Dhaka to Convey Stance to Myanmar Envoy over 'Incorrect' Rohingya Statement

Bangladesh is set to convey its official stance to Myanmar on Tuesday regarding a "factually incorrect" statement issued by Naypyidaw’s military-backed administration concerning Rohingya refugees currently sheltered in Bangladeshi camps. According

Home Minister Calls for Enhanced Swedish Support to Resolve Rohingya Crisis

Home Minister Salahuddin Ahmed on Tuesday urged Sweden to bolster its assistance toward improving the living standards of forcibly displaced Rohingyas currently sheltered in Bangladesh, emphasizing that their return to

Australia Provides AUD 25.25 Million to Support Rohingya Refugees

Australia has announced an additional AUD 25.25 million in humanitarian assistance through UNHCR to support life-saving aid and protection services for Rohingya refugees and host communities in Bangladesh. An agreement to

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