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Majhis’ role in sharing information in the camps
Imams’ role as sharers of information in the camps
Complaint and feedback mechanisms are missing the voices of women and people with restricted mobility
How Rohingya people think and talk about mental health
Rohingya information preferences and perspectives
Bangladesh and Myanmar: language needs across borders
“How can we contribute if we can’t participate?” The accessibility of humanitarian guidance to local and national organisations
Navigating global guidance
The language lesson: What we’ve learned about communicating with Rohingya refugees
The language of leadership: The words that define how majhis are seen and understood in the Rohingya refugee response
Language for learning: How language use affects Rohingya children’s educational experience in Cox’s Bazar
Signage language: helping Rohingya refugees find their way
Giving birth and caring for newborns in the Rohingya camps
Rohingya women’s pregnancy experiences and perspectives
Community health workers: The main source of health information for Rohingya women
How Rohingya people think and talk about food and nutrition
Cox’s Bazar common service evaluation 2021
Rohingya experiences of healthcare in the camps
Imams share information in the Rohingya refugee camps
Rohinyga refugees’ experiences during the pandemic
Language characteristics and perspectives of long-term Rohingya refugees
Getting information to Rohinyga women in the camps of Cox’s Bazar
Supporting humanitarian communication: What role does a dedicated ‘common service’ play in community engagement and accountability?
Rohingya refugee crisis response – an update
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