08/25/2026
Nine years after the Myanmar military’s brutal crackdown forced more than 700,000 Rohingya to flee to Bangladesh, the crisis remains unresolved, and humanitarian conditions continue to deteriorate.
Today, on Rohingya Genocide Remembrance Day, Senator Ataullahjan, MP Zahid and MP Zuberi held a press conference to release the findings and recommendations from the Canadian Parliamentary Delegation that travelled to Bangladesh with Human Concern International in November 2025.
The delegation visited Cox’s Bazar and Dhaka and met with Rohingya families, community leaders, healthcare workers and UN agencies. They witnessed the consequences of declining humanitarian funding: shuttered clinics, closed learning centres and more than 300,000 children without access to formal education.
The report calls on Canada to renew multi-year humanitarian funding, establish a dedicated Rohingya refugee resettlement pathway and apply sustained diplomatic pressure toward voluntary, safe and dignified repatriation to Myanmar.
Remembrance must be accompanied by meaningful action. Canada has led before, and now is the time to renew that leadership.
Read the full report:https://sameerzuberi.ca/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/Final-Parliamentary-Delegation-Report-on-Rohingya-Humanitarian-Conditions-and-Canadas-Role-1.pdf
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