News updateWorst is yet to come as first rains cause damage in Rohingya refugee camps in Bangladesh
Damage and fear caused by the first rains of the monsoon season in the Rohingya refugee camps in Bangladesh are an ominous warning of what is to come. Oxfam’s Rohingya Response Advocacy Manager Dorothy Sang gives her first-hand account of the conditions in the camps.
News updateRohingya refugees will not return to Myanmar without equal rights
Rohingya refugees interviewed by Oxfam in Bangladesh say they refuse to go back to Myanmar until they can be guaranteed safety and equal rights.
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StoryRacing to respond as an unprecedented number of Rohingya refugees pour into Bangladesh
Oxfam is supplying water pumps, latrines kits, and other sanitation equipment to prevent the spread of water-borne diseases in overcrowded makeshift refugee camps.
News updateOxfam calls for urgent funding and support to help Rohingya refugees
Women and girls, many who have fled rape and violence, are particularly vulnerable
StoryUnprecedented movement of Rohingya refugees to Bangladesh leads to a humanitarian crisis
Oxfam is responding with water, sanitation, and other essentials