Rohingya Crisis: From reaction to prevention

Rohingya Crisis: From reaction to prevention

Rohingya Crisis: From reaction to prevention

25th Jan, 2026 View File

The Rohingya refugee crisis is not the event that took place only in 2017. It is a recurring tragedy, a painful cycle of persecution, exodus and displacement. The waves of 1978, 1992, 2012 and the influx of 2017 represent a persistent and collective failure of international and regional response to a profound humanitarian challenge.

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