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Photo: KUNA Arakan Now | 23 October 2025 Tanmeia Charity Association signed a cooperation agreement Monday with the UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) to support healthcare services for Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh, according to the Kuwait News Agency. The signing ceremony was attended by a representative from the Ministry of Social Affairs, along with various humanitarian stakeholders. Chairman of Tanmeia Charity Nasser Al-Ajmi told KUNA that the agreement marks a

Photo: BGP Arakan Now | 23 October 2025 The Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB)  rescued 29 Rohingya trafficking victims  and arrested three suspected traffickers  during an overnight anti-trafficking operation in Teknaf, Cox’s Bazar , on 21 October . According to a BGB press release , the operation took place along Marine Drive beach  after intelligence reports suggested traffickers were attempting to send Rohingya refugees to sea. Around midnight, BGB-2 Teknaf Battalion  troops n

Photo: UNHCR in Bangladesh Arakan Now | 20 October 2025 South Korea has provided $5 million to strengthen disability inclusion and protection efforts, as well as provide essential gas for cooking for the Rohingya in Bangladesh. The fund will be managed by the UN Refugee Agency, according to a statement today. "This generous contribution from the Republic of Korea comes at a crucial time, when the needs and vulnerabilities of Rohingya refugees continue to rise, especially for

Photo: New Age / Facebook Arakan Now | 19 October 2025 India’s Border Security Force (BSF) pushed 11 more Rohingyas into Bangladesh through the Khutamara border of Baldia union at Bhurungamari upazila in Kurigram early Friday, according to a report by New Age . With the latest push-ins, the number of people — including Rohingyas and Indian nationals — pushed into Bangladesh by India since May 7 has risen to 2,372. The Indian border force has so far pushed at least 223 Rohingy

Photo: Bay of Bengal Post Arakan Now | 18 October 2025 The number of Rohingya leaving Bangladesh by boat in the first half of this year has tripled  compared to the same period last year, as funding cuts and worsening conditions in the refugee camps of Cox’s Bazar push more people to risk perilous sea journeys, according to Save the Children . At least 1,088 Rohingya , including 87 children, set out from Bangladesh by boat between January and June 2025, heading towards Southe

Photo: CA's Press Wing Bangladesh’s Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus met on Tuesday in Rome with World Food Programme (WFP) Acting Executive Director Carl Skau, where they reaffirmed their commitment to securing increased funding to support Rohingya refugees living in Bangladesh. Skau called on Yunus at a hotel in the Italian capital, said a statement from Yunus’s office. In the meeting, he said the Rohingya remain one of the UN agency’s top agenda items as there is an urgent nee

Photo: Dhaka Tribune The United Nations warned on Tuesday that its ability to help children in the sprawling Rohingya refugee camps in Bangladesh was rapidly shrivelling and would soon fall off a “funding cliff.” The UN children’s agency Unicef said conditions in the camps were already dire and would only get worse in 2026 as financial support dries up. Around a million largely Muslim Rohingya fled a military crackdown in neighboring Myanmar’s Rakhine state, launched in 2017,

Photo: Bangladesh Embassy in Seoul / Facebook Arakan Now | 13 October 2025 South Korea has sent 20,000 metric tons of rice to support...

Arakan Now | 8 September 2025 An old man named Shafi Ullah died in a Bangladesh refugee camp soon after returning home from the WFP...

Arakan Now | 8 September 2025 Turkish Deputy Foreign Minister Ambassador A. Berris Ekinci has reaffirmed Turkey’s continued support for...

Photo: The Financial Express Arakan Now | 6 September 2025 There is no prospect of resolving the Rohingya crisis unless repatriation to...

For the first time in eight years, Rohingya children living in refugee camps in Bangladesh have taken part in formal examinations — a...