The Consequences of the Rohingya Genocide

5 years have passed since the start of the Rohingya Crisis, and today is the day whereabout rapes, tortures, and murders are done in order to destroy Rohingya. The genocide provoked one of the largest mass migrations in recent history, driving more than 740,000 Rohingya out of the country. Nomads that are alive face troubles such as displacement, trauma, and more. The Bengali government opened its gates and provided shelters, education, and medical help as it became the world’s largest refugee camp hosting 1 million people. Even so, the Bengali government seems to have trouble with keeping the treatments while having an economic crisis that led them to ask for the country's help which was answered with several answers.