Navigating Digital Borderscapes: A Case Study from Rohingya Refugee Settlements in Bangladesh

Abstract Based on a case study of the lived experiences Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh between 2017 and 2019, this article focuses displaced people’s digital needs innovative efforts to navigate challenges their situation. The first discusses major barriers faced by using various devices platforms how these obstacles adversely affect them obtaining necessary information humanitarian services. Our findings from field highlight uniquely important role that mobile repair shops camps play providing online-offline hybrid solutions circumvent restrictions imposed refugee community host government. also show different types leaders have emerged women use means push back against double discrimination. concludes with policy considerations related geopolitically transcendent issues displacement, democracy, rights.