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UN representative urges restored aid and safe return for Rohingya during Ramadan visit to Bangladesh
Summary
A United Nations representative, speaking during an annual Ramadan visit to Bangladesh, said Rohingya refugees want to return to Myanmar and called on the international community to restore humanitarian funding after recent donor cuts that risk food-ration reductions in refugee camps.
A United Nations representative visiting Bangladesh during Ramadan said Monday that Rohingya refugees want to return to Myanmar and urged the international community to restore humanitarian funding after recent donor cuts.
"First, Rohingyas want to go back to Myanmar," the United Nations representative said, adding that "it's essential that [the] international community does everything to make sure that peace is…
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