Dhaka criticised for refugee relocation plan

The movement plan of the Rohingya evacuees from Cox's Bazar to a Bay of Bengal island has gone under feedback from different human rights bunches.

The Human Rights Watch has asked the Bangladesh government to quickly drop its arrangement to exchange displaced people to what it named "a uninhabited, undeveloped waterfront island".

Notwithstanding, the administration keeps up that the island — Thengar Char — which was thought to be the new "impermanent home" for the displaced people, is not uninhabited. The legislature likewise said the arrangement will be appeared simply after all vital offices are made accessible.

The Bangladesh government, which has gotten almost 70,000 Rohingya outcasts, battled that the fresh debuts, notwithstanding a large number of the individuals who touched base on before events from Myanmar, have officially postured peace difficulties and general wellbeing perils.