Who are the Rohingya people?

The Rohingya are a Muslim ethnic minority primarily from Myanmar's Rakhine State. Myanmar denies them citizenship, rendering most stateless and vulnerable.

Why are the Rohingya fleeing Myanmar?

They are fleeing systematic persecution, violence, and severe human rights abuses by the Myanmar military and local militias, which the UN has called ethnic cleansing.

Where have most Rohingya refugees sought refuge?

The vast majority of Rohingya refugees have sought refuge in neighboring Bangladesh, particularly in sprawling camps like Cox's Bazar.

What is being done to address the Rohingya crisis?

International efforts include providing humanitarian aid, advocating for safe and voluntary repatriation, seeking accountability for human rights violations, and supporting host countries like Bangladesh.