HUMANITARIAN WATCH 14: Rohingya - the Largest Stateless Community in the World

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In April 2026, around 250 Rohingya refugees and Bangladeshi nationals were reported missing after a boat departing from Teknaf capsized in the Andaman Sea. Only 9 people survived. In the first 4 months of 2026 more than 2,800 Rohingya had already attempted crossings, with most aiming at reaching Malaysia. In this Humanitarian Watch we explain what pushes displaced Rohingya to take this extremely dangerous journey, and how difficult life is for those that remain trapped inside Rakhine State, Myanmar and the sprawling refugee camps in Southern Bangladesh. LEARN MORE: This is not the first time we've covered this topic, so dive into our archive or our previous in-depth episode on the Rohingya- FRACTURED S03E16: STILL STATELESS- Rohingya Refugees in Bangladesh https://youtu.be/jN3e1pd8M2E SUPPORT FRACTURED: "Fractured", "Humanitarian Watch” and "DisInfo Watch” are original podcast productions of ReFOCUS Media Labs citizen journalists. To support this program donate on ⁠https://refocusmedialabs.org/donate or join us on Patreon https://www.patreon.com/c/refocusmedialabs HELP US SUPPORT EDUCATION FOR WOMEN IN AFGHANISTAN: Give them their voice back through support for our online media skills training courses. LEARN MORE- www.refocusmedialabs.org/voices-afghan-women PRODUCTION FAMILY: Hosts: Sonia Nandzik-Herman Douglas Herman Production Family: Dawoud Nouri, Yaser Akbari, Ziad Ibrahim, Sonia Nandzik-Herman Wassim Ahmed, Melek Moussa, Angel Sifontes Citizen Journalists: Yaser Taheri, Milad Ebrahimi, Yaser Akbari, Naqib Rasuli, Mohammad Ali Alami Mentorship: Douglas Herman Producers: Sonia Nandzik-Herman, Douglas Herman Graphic Design: Eli Fazlollah for designs by Eli go to: ⁠https://refocusmedialabs.org/shop⁠ MUSIC: Theme: "Intro for Legends" by Bonkers Beat Club (Epidemic Sound) Additional: "Mogul" by Blue Steel (Epidemic Sound) SPECIAL THANKS: To the extended ReFOCUS Family for their dedication, passion and creativity all year long. We’re not where we are today without all the effort from