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Niloy Ranjan Biswas, University of Dhaka

Rohingya migrants in limbo

Zahid (not his real name) was born in Myanmar in 1970. He fled his home with seven of his children and just the clothes on their back in 2017 after armed groups began systematically killing people in nearby villages.

Five years on, Myanmar’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs has said it’s readying for the return of ‘displaced persons from Rakhine state’.

Zahid, a Rohingya, is unlikely to return. He’s just one of several refugees living in Bangladeshi camps your correspondent interviewed between 2019 and 2021. 

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