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Solutions to the protracted crisis in the Bangladesh camps all require empowerment of the Rohingya.

Long-established groups along the Thai-Myanmar border can serve as a vital lifeline for the informal delivery of aid to people in Myanmar.

Introduction Nine months since a military coup, the future of Myanmar remains uncertain. Despite a brutal crackdown, millions of people continue to resist the military junta that seized power, both…

Prospects for safe return of Rohingya refugees to Myanmar are diminishing, while the humanitarian situation in Bangladesh is shifting from bad to worse

Refugees International believes the state of Myanmar has committed genocide against the Rohingya people. As the threat of genocide continues, the world must take action.

Notably absent from accountability and humanitarian efforts for the Rohingya is the voice of the Rohingya refugees themselves.

Refugees International details ongoing harassment, arbitrary detention, and forced labor for Rohingya who remain in Myanmar.

Refugees International outlines five key priorities the world must address in order to begin tackling the root causes of the Rohingya crisis.

Myanmar’s military is responsible for severe human rights abuses and blocking of life-saving aid to a mostly Christian minority in the country's north.

It has been nine months since the first Rohingya fled into Bangladesh seeking refuge from abuses in Myanmar.