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Lessons from the Nayapara Megaphone
The Sale and Purchase of Food Rations in the Rohingya Camps
Mar 13
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Shafiur Rahman
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Rethinking Rohingya “Aid Dependency”
Essay for Creshendo
Mar 10
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Shafiur Rahman
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Rohingya Women Left Outside
Meetings, Photos and the United Council of Rohingya (UCR)
Mar 7
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Shafiur Rahman
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WFP Cuts Rohingya Food Rations and Opens Oil Bottles to Prevent Resale
From blanket rations to vulnerability scoring. Rohingya households are now divided into payment tiers as funding declines.
Mar 2
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Shafiur Rahman
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February 2026
Fortify Rights or Fortify Impunity?
Israel, Gaza and the Limits of “Human Rights for All” in its New Leadership Council
Feb 25
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Shafiur Rahman
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What the Candidates in Ukhiya-Teknaf Are Saying about the Rohingya
Ukhia–Teknaf, formally Cox’s Bazar-4, is one of the most politically and strategically sensitive constituencies in Bangladesh.
Feb 12
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Shafiur Rahman
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Elections: The Rohingya in Bangladesh’s Political Imagination
Bangladesh’s parties use Rohingya repatriation as a political tool while keeping refugees trapped in camps with shrinking aid and few rights.
Feb 11
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Shafiur Rahman
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How to “Secure” an Election: Lock Down the Rohingya
Watch now | Please watch this video even if you don’t understand Bangla.
Feb 9
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Shafiur Rahman
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What Bangladesh’s Elections Really Mean for Rohingya Repatriation
An analysis across three recent essays arguing that in Bangladesh, “repatriation” functions less as a solution and more as a tool of governance and…
Feb 8
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Shafiur Rahman
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Elections, Violence and the Punishment of the Rohingya
Rohingya and host-community children shot during BNP electioneering
Feb 6
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Shafiur Rahman
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How Images Shape Perceptions of the Rohingya
Against Refugee-ness
Feb 4
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Shafiur Rahman
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January 2026
How the Promise of Repatriation Suspends Rohingya Rights
Bangladesh uses Rohingya repatriation to deny rights, manage labour, extract aid and maintain control while return remains unsafe, coercive and…
Jan 27
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Shafiur Rahman
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