AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoRohingya Health and Aid: A new report warns that shrinking humanitarian funding threatens essential services for about 1.2 million Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh as camp conditions worsen. Conflict Disrupts Care: Airstrikes on a key jetty in Chin State have cut a supply route carrying food, fuel and medicines to areas controlled by the Arakan Army, deepening shortages and hardship. Mental Health Support: The Assistance Association for Political Prisoners provides confidential counselling to torture survivors, former political prisoners and their families, including displaced people and migrant workers along the Thailand–Myanmar border. Refugee Wellbeing: Thailand’s work-permit program offers camp refugees a way to earn a living, but it followed cuts to donor-funded food and healthcare support.
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