Challenges in Seeking Gender-Based and Reproductive Health Justice: A Case of Rohingya Women and Girls in Bangladesh

The Rohingya, one of the most persecuted ethnic communities, has been displaced from Myanmar due to state sanctioned atrocities prevailing in country for last several decades. With more than half this population being composed women and girls, innumerable instances systematic sexual crime violence against them perpetrated by forces have reported throughout years. Simultaneously, deep-rooted gender inequalities, related social discrimination among Rohingya continue persist. Being impelled moral legal obligations, Bangladesh had immediately address gender-based (GBV) protect reproductive rights these living coastal areas when they sought refuge. However, protections are life-saving there is lack full-fledged service ensure their dignity access justice. Against background, paper addresses evaluation existing mechanisms addressing Cox’s Bazar women, as well constraints health article ends with a number recommendations regarding structural fundamental development required promoting gender-justice camp management. To achieve such objectives, synthesized available literature interviews that were conducted relevant stakeholders host communities.