Abstract

Bangladesh is an occupied population of South Asia. India and Myanmar share the border with the neighboring states of Bangladesh. After independence in 1971, Muslims started experiencing continuous refugee flights of Muslim Rohingyas in Myanmar for fear of religious and ethnic violence. Bangladesh mostly welcomed them and provided protection under their free will, although refugees do not have any statutory legislation. No solution was found till 2013, and the number of refugee flights increased steadily. Rohingya refugees are destroying Bangladesh's reputation in international drafting and committing various offenses against fake Bangladeshi passports. Bangladesh is a contender on refugee issues: Firstly, the issue of human rights and secondly the national security problem. I have a positive and reactionary opinion that it is the right time to make Bangladesh a rigid domestic law for infiltrating Rohingyas from Myanmar.

Highlights

  • The Rohingya—a predominately Sunni Muslim minority of northern Rakhine State in Burma (Myanmar)— are facing several concurrent crises precipitated by the reported attack on August 25, 2017, on Burmese security facilities near the border with Bangladesh

  • Repatriation/Resettlement Issues What are the prospects for safe and voluntary repatriation of the displaced Rohingya? What arrangements should be made for the resettlement of those who do not wish to return to Burma, and what role should the United States play in such a resettlement program?

  • Repatriation/Resettlement Issues What are the prospects for safe and voluntary repatriation of the displaced Rohingya? What arrangements should be made for the resettlement of those why do not wish to return to Burma, and what role should the United States play in such a resettlement program? 9.1

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Summary

Bangladesh Abstract

Bangladesh is an occupied population of South Asia. India and Myanmar share the border with the neighboring states of Bangladesh. After independence in 1971, Muslims started experiencing continuous refugee flights of Muslim Rohingyas in Myanmar for fear of religious and ethnic violence. Bangladesh mostly welcomed them and provided protection under their free will, refugees do not have any statutory legislation. No solution was found till 2013, and the number of refugee flights increased steadily. Rohingya refugees are destroying Bangladesh's reputation in international drafting and committing various offenses against fake Bangladeshi passports. Bangladesh is a contender on refugee issues: Firstly, the issue of human rights and secondly the national security problem. I have a positive and reactionary opinion that it is the right time to make Bangladesh a rigid domestic law for infiltrating Rohingyas from Myanmar.

Introduction
Role of the Burmese Military in Burma’s Government
10. Precipitating Events
11. Background on Rakhine State and the Rohingya
12. Scope of the Humanitarian Crises in Burma and Bangladesh
13. Background
15. The Humanitarian Situation in Bangladesh
16. Bangladesh’s Response
21. Burma’s Discriminatory Laws and Policies
22. Allegations of Human Rights Violations
23. Burma’s Response
24. The Rohingya Refugees Crisis permanent solution
25. Bangladesh wants peaceful solution to Rohingya issue
27. UN Peacekeeping against Her Government of Foreign Policy
Findings
28. Conclusion
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