Existing Overflow of Refugee in the World: An Analysis in the perspective of Bangladesh

Abstract

This study delves into the escalating global refugee crisis, with a particular focus on Bangladesh, a nation grappling with an unprecedented influx of refugees. The study aims to assess the worldwide refugee situation, understand its impact on Bangladesh's socio-economic and political landscape, and analyze the specific challenges and opportunities faced by Bangladesh as a host country. Utilizing a doctrinal study methodology, the study relies on secondary data from sources like UNHCR Reports, the International Organization for Migration (IOM), and governmental publications from Bangladesh. The study explores the global trends in refugee inflows, the legal status and rights of refugees in Bangladesh, and the challenges and opportunities for refugee protection in the country. It also examines the socio-economic, environmental, and security impacts of the refugee presence in Bangladesh, particularly in the context of the Rohingya crisis. The study concludes with recommendations for improving refugee support and integration, emphasizing the need for international cooperation, strategic planning, and a commitment to human rights. This comprehensive analysis aims to provide valuable insights into the complex interplay between global refugee trends and the local context in Bangladesh, offering a roadmap for addressing the challenges while prioritizing the rights and dignity of refugees.