Remember the Rohingya
    The Rohingya Crisis
    What we do
    What we see
    What you can do
    Remember the Rohingya
    The Rohingya Crisis
    What we do
    What we see
    What you can do
    Remember the Rohingya
    The Rohingya Crisis
    What we do
    What we see
    What you can do
    Remember the Rohingya
    The Rohingya Crisis
    What we do
    What we see
    What you can do

    We give a voice to the Rohingya people, whose very existence has been denied

    Persecuted, oppressed and pushed into hiding, the health, water, sanitation, and protection needs of Rohingya people living in the camps of Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh and other countries, remain immense. 

    Yet, no progress has been made towards addressing the root cause of Rohingya suffering - statelessness. 

     

    We arrived in Bangladesh in 2017. We came here because Rohingya were being arrested and murdered in Myanmar. Our neighbourhoods were burning one after another. Bombs were thrown from planes. We observed this situation for eight days, hoping things would calm down. But things only got worse. Everyone was scared for their lives and started fleeing wherever they could.
    Hashimullah, a refugee in Cox's Bazar

    Read more

    Opinion: Who will champion the Rohingya? Draconian refugee policies must end now
    Opinion: Who will champion the Rohingya? Draconian refugee policies must end now
    I have spent nearly 30 years exposed to emergencies and humanitarian crises. Yet, standing at our ‘hospital on the hill’ in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh, n...
    Rohingya: 5 years, 5 stories
    Rohingya: 5 years, 5 stories
    Doctors Without Borders / ­Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) spoke with five Rohingya people living in refugee camps in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh, to under...
    Myanmar: After 10 years in camps, Rohingya mental health continues to suffer
    Myanmar: After 10 years in camps, Rohingya mental health continues to suffer
    In 2012, when violence erupted between Rohingya and Rakhine communities, Zaw Rina’s home in Pauktaw town was burned down. She was forced to flee with ...
    What is statelessness?
    What is statelessness?
    People like the Rohingya are considered “stateless” under international law. But what does the term actually mean? Doctors Without Borders / Médeci...
    We stay: The life of the Rohingya in Myanmar
    We stay: The life of the Rohingya in Myanmar
    The Rohingya people have been facing persecution in Myanmar for decades. This humanitarian crisis was further compounded when the military took over i...
    Doctors Without Borders: Ensure unimpeded access to healthcare in Myanmar
    Doctors Without Borders: Ensure unimpeded access to healthcare in Myanmar
    Doctors Without Borders / Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) calls on Myanmar’s de facto military government and other groups to take all steps to ensure ...
    Safe disembarkation of boat carrying Rohingya refugees necessary to prevent loss of lives
    Safe disembarkation of boat carrying Rohingya refugees necessary to prevent loss of lives
    Doctors Without Borders / Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) is aware of one or more boat(s) carrying some 160 refugees, most likely Rohingya people, floa...
    Stay up to date
    © 2023 Doctors Without Borders
    Privacy Policy