Rohingya repatriation only viable, sustainable solution to crisis, says CA Yunus

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

58% : He urged the UN refugee agency to continue its active engagement to facilitate their safe return.
50% : The chief advisor made the remarks on Wednesday during the visit of the newly appointed country representative of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), Ivo Freijsen, at the State Guest House Jamuna. During the meeting, the UNHCR representative highlighted the "dramatic decline" in aid for Rohingya refugees living in camps in Bangladesh's southeastern district of Cox's Bazar and stressed the need for greater self-reliance and livelihood opportunities in the settlements.
44% : Yunus said the Rohingya crisis was not receiving the attention it deserved, despite the interim government of Bangladesh organising a series of high-profile events over the past year, including a visit by the UN Secretary-General to the camps during Ramadan, which helped draw international focus to the humanitarian issue.

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