Human rights violations of Rohingya women in refugee camp in Bangladesh
Keywords:
Rohingya, Human Rights, Refugee Camp, Rohingya Women, ViolationAbstract
The Rohingya Muslim minority in Myanmar's Rakhine State is one of the most oppressed and unjust ethnic communities in the world. women and girls are particularly vulnerable to this crisis who have left their land and found temporary shelter in refugee camps in Cox's Bazar province, Bangladesh, the largest refugee camp in the world. But their suffering has not yet ended with migration and asylum in the camps, but they continue to suffer from human suffering and various problems. The paper attempts to shed light on the current situation of Rohingya women in the border of Bangladesh, and descibe of different types of violations of rights of women and girls in the refugee camp
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