‘No expectations’: Bangladesh election means little to 1m Rohingya refugees
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As Bangladesh prepares for its February 12th election, the over one million Rohingya refugees living in camps in Cox's Bazar have little expectation that the outcome will improve their situation. The refugees, who fled Myanmar in 2017, face restrictions on education, movement, and livelihoods. While both major political parties claim to prioritize the Rohingya's repatriation to Myanmar, experts consider this unrealistic. Refugees are being warned to stay inside and close their shops during the election period, and not to participate in any political campaigns. Anti-Rohingya sentiment is reportedly growing within Bangladesh. The refugees remain in a state of limbo, hoping for a dignified life but seeing limited prospects in Bangladesh.
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