Rohingya refugee women and girls must not be forgotten

May 22, 2024

Six years after her last visit, Dr. Natalia Kanem, UNFPA Executive Director, returned to Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh to meet with Rohingya refugee women and girls and hear about their needs.

See what she saw and find out more about the life-saving services provided by UNFPA—the United Nations sexual and reproductive health agency.

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New mother Kawser, her husband, Mohammed, holding their baby son, and her mother-in-law, Nurbahar, at a UNFPA-supported health facility in a Rohingya camp in Cox's Bazar. © UNFPA Bangladesh/Fahima Tajrin

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The Rohingya influx, three years on

10 September 2020

Midwife Rotna speaks with Minara about her newborn baby. Maternal health services are continuing despite the pandemic. © UNFPA

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Resource date: 05 October 2019

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Midwives save lives – but more support for midwifery is needed

04 June 2019

Midwife Imama (left) checks on Salma and her newborn in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh. © UNFPA Bangladesh/Fahima Tajrin

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From Myanmar to Bangladesh: Reaching Rohingya Women and Adolescent Girls Requires Partnership

Resource date: 22 January 2019

Publisher: UNFPA

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Finding a role model amid confinement of Myanmar’s Rohingya camps

31 July 2018

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One year on, Rohingya women and girls seek safety – and a chance to heal

24 August 2018

Harrowing accounts of gender-based violence have been widely reported. A Rohingya refugee visits a UNFPA-supported women-friendly space. © UNFPA/Allison Joyce

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Health facilities, safe spaces reinforced as monsoon rains threaten Rohingya refugees

02 July 2018

As the monsoon season hits Cox's Bazar, refugees at Kutapalong refugee camp and elsewhere fear they are vulnerable to landslides. © UNHCR/Adam Dean

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