Bangladesh currently hosts a significant number of Rohingya refugees, a population that has been the subject of international attention and assistance. The country has taken in a substantial number of Rohingya, primarily fleeing violence in Myanmar’s Rakhine State. In response to this humanitarian crisis, the international community, including the Netherlands, has stepped in to provide financial aid. The Netherlands announced a contribution of over 500,000 Euros to support the UNHCR’s efforts in providing protection and humanitarian assistance to the Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh. The UN has also been involved, with key figures visiting refugee camps and pledging support to Bangladesh. However, despite the aid, Bangladesh’s government officials state that the funds are insufficient. Rohingya refugees have also sought refuge in India, facing varying circumstances and recent campaigns. The Rohingya community is often described as one of the most persecuted groups in the world.
