Migration refers to the movement of people from one place to another, often driven by factors such as conflict, economic hardship, or the search for better living conditions. The Rohingya crisis is a key example of forced migration, driven by military persecution in Myanmar. Many fled to Bangladesh, settling in Cox's Bazar camps. Despite international supports, they face dire conditions and an uncertain future. The only hope for them is a safe dignified return to Myanmar, but political instability makes repatriation a bit challenging. International pressure: assistance thus here is utterly necessary in securing their rights and ensuring a humanitarian resolution. The UN Secretary and Chief Advisor of Bangladesh have shown solidarity, sharing an iftar meal this year with 100,000 refugees.

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