Repatriation stalls as camp population grows and aid support declines
June 21, 2026
Sourav Dev
bdnews24.com
On the morning before World Refugee Day, children were flying small polythene kites at the Kutupalong Rohingya camp in Cox’s Bazar. While the kites soared into the sky, their strings remained tightly bound to the reels held by the children.
Watching them quietly, Rohingya youth leader Mujibur Rahman said: “The lives of millions of Rohingya who have taken shelter in Bangladesh are like these kites. We have dreams, memories and a desire to return home.
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