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  • Bangladesh: Needs and priorities of Rohingya refugees and host communities in Cox’s Bazar since 2017: What has changed? - Assessment Capacities Project 30.08.22302963
  • Rohingya Refugees at Risk of Re-Persecution in India - Oxford Human Rights Hub 03.09.22305880
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  • Myanmar South East - Emergency Overview Map: Number of people displaced in South East since Feb 2021 and remain displaced (As of 16 Dec 2024) - UN High Commissioner for Refug…446891
  • 1,004,986 displaced people including 35,890 relocated to Bhasanchar were recorded in October 2024: Population Movement Operation (PMO), Cox's Bazar, Operational Update No. 10…447094
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