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UNICEF: Education milestone for Rohingya refugee children as Myanmar curriculum pilot reaches first 10,000 children

But additional measures still needed to boost school attendance in camps

Shortfall in education opportunities deepens despair of refugee Rohingya youth: UNICEF

Two years after mass exodus from Myanmar, quality learning and life skills are crucial to more than 500,000 children sheltered in Bangladesh

Rohingya Children recite daily lesson at a UNICEF learning space in Bangladesh

Rohingya refugee children in Cox’s Bazar at risk from flooding and landslides as monsoon rains continue

Education for over 60,000 children in camps and host communities is disrupted because of damage to learning centres

kid walk in rohingya camp during monsoon

18 months after exodus from Myanmar, Rohingya children at a crossroads

Half a million Rohingya children are stateless refugees in the Cox’s Bazar area in southern Bangladesh, increasingly anxious about their futures, and vulnerable to frustration and despair.

In Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh UNICEF Executive Director Henrietta H. Fore interacts with children

More than 145,000 Rohingya refugee children return to school in Bangladesh refugee camps as new school year starts

More than 145,000 Rohingya refugee children living in camps in south-east Bangladesh are now attending UNICEF-supported learning centres, as a new school year begins.

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UNICEF: Education milestone for Rohingya refugee children as Myanmar curriculum pilot reaches first 10,000 children

Shortfall in education opportunities deepens despair of refugee Rohingya youth: UNICEF

Rohingya refugee children in Cox’s Bazar at risk from flooding and landslides as monsoon rains continue

18 months after exodus from Myanmar, Rohingya children at a crossroads

More than 145,000 Rohingya refugee children return to school in Bangladesh refugee camps as new school year starts

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