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Why Rohingya refugees are protesting in Cox’s Bazar, 9 years after genocide

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Rohingya refugees are staging protests in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh, marking nine years since the genocide that forced them from their homes. The demonstrations come as the displaced population confronts intensifying hardships, including severe reductions in humanitarian aid within Bangladesh.

Beyond the cuts to assistance in Bangladesh, the refugee population faces escalating regional pressures. Rohingya communities are also contending with forced evictions in both Malaysia and India, compounding the displacement crisis nearly a decade after the mass atrocities.

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