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Rohingya refugee crisis — how effective is UNICEF’s response?

Rohingya refugee crisis — how effective is UNICEF’s response?

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By Uyen Kim Huynh, Sanchi Ravishanker

Story also available in: Español
Beginning in August 2017, hundreds of thousands of Rohingya men, women and children fleeing violence, the destruction of their homes and persecution in Myanmar, arrived on the beaches and paddy fields of Cox’s Bazar in southern Bangladesh. The scale and speed of the refugee influx was overwhelming and the magnitude reminiscent of the… Read more →←
Uyen Kim Huynh

Uyen Kim Huynh is an Innovations Specialist with the Innovation, Learning and Uptake unit of the Evaluation Office at UNICEF, New York.

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