He presented the findings of a study titled “Rohingya Mass Exodus: Who Should Pay Compensation and How Much?” at an event in Dhaka on Tuesday. Habib, a senior lecturer of international business, said Bangladesh has received aid worth around $730 million for the Rohingya refugees from 22 countries and agencies. Given the scenario, Bangladesh should “soon” raise the demand for damages from Myanmar, he suggested. Besides Habib, Professor Christine Jubb of the university presented a report on the damage at the programme, “Rohingya Crisis: Global Challenges”, organised at the Institution of Diploma Engineers, Bangladesh or IDEB. “Myanmar must take back Rohingyas from Bangladesh ensuring their all rights, including citizenship,” Minister Mannan said, calling for help from the international community to resolve the crisis through discussions.

Source: bd News24 February 12, 2019 22:18 UTC