Rohingya women: a matter of health, education, and income

Refugee women have a higher incidence of childbirth complications and poor pregnancy outcomes in camps in Cox’s Bazar. Conflict-affected women face not only the consequences of violence and displacement, but also sexual violence, unwanted pregnancy, and limited access to education and livelihood services. This paper highlights Rohingya women’s challenges in health, literacy, and income resulting from the impact of Rohingya women’s reproductive coercion in refugee camps in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh. This research focuses on ethnic minority Rohingya women and girls who have faced generative discrimination and exclusion.