Examining the Humanitarian Dimensions of the Rohingya Refugee Crisis in Bangladesh

Abstract

The Rohingya refugees situation in Bangladesh is among the major humanitarian issues of the 21st century, which has been triggered by the systematic persecution of the Rohingya minority in Myanmar. This paper critically examines the humanitarian response with focus on the most significant factors such as humanitarian aid supports and socioeconomic impacts on both Rohingya Refugees and the host populations. The study assesses the function of international agencies, the adequacy of humanitarian assistance, and the long-term implications of prolonged displacement. Based on a critical review of scholarly articles and policy reports, this paper evaluates the effectiveness of various humanitarian interventions. Additionally, it also analyzes the intricacies involved in the implementation of policies and offers strategic recommendations towards sustainable humanitarian responses like enhanced regional coordination, and long-term funding mechanisms. The findings emphasizes the need to adopt a more comprehensive and coordinated approach to effectively cope with the multidimensional nature of the crisis.