Tens of thousands of Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh’s Cox’s Bazar camps erupted in protest, demanding international aid and safe return to Myanmar — a country now under UN scrutiny for escalating human rights abuses. With children making up half the population and food rations shrinking, one in three may face crisis hunger by year’s end. Holding signs on the anniversary of their exile, refugees vow to return home no matter the cost. Yet diplomats warn that Myanmar’s ongoing violence, aid blockades, and instability make repatriation unsafe — even as global calls grow louder for accountability and action.
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