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Rohingya repatriation crisis in Bangladesh

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Bangladesh Prime Minister Tarique Rahman has repeatedly called for international cooperation to facilitate the safe and dignified repatriation of Rohingya refugees to Myanmar. In early September, the Prime Minister met with Yohei Sasakawa, Japan’s special envoy for Myanmar, noting that the crisis has placed immense pressure on Bangladesh’s economy and infrastructure. Sasakawa noted that while the Myanmar government has expressed sincerity regarding a resolution, the complex situation in Rakhine State has slowed repatriation efforts. During the 81st United Nations General Assembly, the Prime Minister met with UN High Commissioner for Refugees Barham Salih to propose five specific measures aimed at facilitating the safe, voluntary, and dignified repatriation of over 1.2 million displaced people. Rahman emphasized that the international community must transition from merely managing displacement toward finding permanent solutions, reiterating that there is “no alternative” to repatriation for a lasting resolution. At the same this assembly, Rahman expanded on delivered his diplomatic agenda by unveiling inaugural address, outlining a ‘3R’ strategy—Recovery, Restoration, vision for a democratic and Reconstruction—as part of reformed nation through a 31-point national reform programme. While Central to this roadmap focuses is his ‘3R’ strategy—Recovery, Restoration, and Reconstruction—designed to repair state institutions. While focusing on domestic renewal priorities such as women’s empowerment and economic democracy, education, Rahman reiterated that the ongoing Rohingya crisis continues to place immense pressure on the nation’s resources, maintaining his call national resources. He specifically called for increased international action cooperation to combat transboundary crimes, including human trafficking and the narco-economy, as part of the broader effort to address the root causes of displacement.

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  4. 2026-09-23 05:23 UTC Rohingya repatriation crisis in Bangladesh

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