Bangladesh

How Bangladesh treats Rohingya refugees as a surplus population for profit, control, and global leverage. Read my Himal article for a deeper look.

How the OIC, despite supporting the Rohingya at the ICJ, engaged with figures tied to armed groups and Myanmar’s military in Bangladesh’s refugee camps.

Thousands of Rohingya have been forcibly displaced from Maungdaw by the Arakan Army, facing starvation, violence, and forced recruitment. Read about their struggle for survival and escape.

Bangladesh's interim government signals a shift in its approach to Myanmar—embracing realpolitik and controversial strategies that may further jeopardise Rohingya welfare. Discover the implications in this analysis.

Safe zones in Rakhine State are being promoted as a solution for the Rohingya crisis, but history and ground realities reveal their flaws. Read why these proposals risk worsening the crisis.

My interview on BBC World News GMT.

TUESDAY 17 OCTOBER 2017: New figures released by the International Organisation for Migration on Tuesday showed that 582,000 Rohingya had fled Myanmar since August 25.

Testimonies of rape and murder given to me by young Rohingya women who have fled Myanmar and are now in the makeshift refugee camps in southern Bangladesh.