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Click to expand Image Rohingya refugees collect boxes of food aid at a distribution point in the Kutupalong camp near Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh, August 14, 2018. 2018 Ed Jones/AFP via Getty Images On Thursday, the United Nations World Food Programme dealt Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh a new round of deep cuts in food rations, from US$12 per month several months ago to just $8 a month, building pressure to return to dangerous conditions in Myanmar. UN special rapporteurs warned that the cuts will have the "devastatingly predictable" consequence of "spiking rates of acute ma...
The United Nations World Food Programme's cuts in food rations for Rohingyas in Bangladesh – from $12 per month several months ago to just $8 a month – could build pressure to return to dangerous conditions in Myanmar. In an article for the Human Rights Watch, Bill Frelick, director of the Human Rights Watch's Refugee and Migrant Rights Division, also said UN special
News and Press Release in English on Bangladesh and 1 other country about Food and Nutrition; published on 2 Jun 2023 by HRW
On Thursday, the United Nations World Food Programme dealt Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh a new round of deep cuts in food rations, from US$12 per month several months ago to just $8 a month, building pressure to return to dangerous conditions in Myanmar.