Refugee firm states financing shortage might lead to evenworse conditions at big Bangladesh camps PUBLISHED : 17 Oct 2023 at 21: 39 Rohingya kids hold placards as they collect at the Kutupalong Refugee Camp to mark the 5th anniversary of their flight from neighbouring Myanmar in 2017, in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh on Aug 25,2022 (Photo: Reuters) The United Nations refugee firm on Tuesday advised the global neighborhood to keep its focus on the predicament of the Rohingya refugees amidst a financing crunch and the absence of long-lasting service for their safe return to Myanmar. Nearly one million Rohingya Muslims ranaway a military-led crackdown in Buddhist-majority Myanmar in 2017 and are now living in camps in Bangladesh in what UN High Commissioner for Refugees Filippo Grandi explained as “the greatest humanitarian refugee camp in the world”. The UN has handled to protected just 42% of the $876 million required for the Rohingya re
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