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Human Rights Watch says Rohingya child refugees being denied education

Rohingya refugees play football at Kutupalong refugee camp in Cox's Bazaar, Bangladesh, on March 27, 2018. [Reuters]

Bangladesh is blocking hundreds of thousands of Rohingya children from accessing meaningful education, Human Rights Watch said on Tuesday, urging authorities to lift restrictions on schooling in refugee camps.

In a report called ‘Are we not human?’, Human Rights Watch accused Bangladesh of violating the rights of 400,000 school age children who have fled Myanmar and are currently living in the Cox’s Bazaar refugee camps.

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