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Over a Quarter of the World’s Stateless People Now Reside in Bangladesh

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1Nojor Desk
  • 30 Jun 25
  • 11:56 PM

More than 1.2 million stateless Rohingya refugees now live in Bangladesh, comprising over 25% of the global stateless population. Aid for this vulnerable group is rapidly declining, affecting food, education, and healthcare. Repatriation remains uncertain amid Myanmar’s civil war and control of Rakhine by the Arakan Army. International support is shrinking, straining Bangladesh’s resources and fueling local tension. Experts warn of rising crime and drug trafficking as livelihoods vanish. Urgent action is needed for sustainable solutions and increased humanitarian assistance.

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Bonik Barta 30 Jun 25

More than a Quarter of the World’s Stateless People Live in Bangladesh

According to the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), by the end of 2024, there are 4.4 million stateless people globally. A significant number of them belong to the Rohingya, Kurdish, and Palestinian communities. However, experts believe the actual figure is likely higher, as many countries do not disclose accurate statistics on stateless individuals within their borders.

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