Since August 2017, nearly 700,000 Rohingya refugees have fled Myanmar to neighboring Bangladesh, putting a huge strain on the country’s already limited resources. In addition, the Bay of Bengal region of South Asia is prone to devastating natural disasters, including monsoons.

Ma J Nan was displaced from her home in Man Ga Laung village four years ago by armed conflict. She was a farmer. She lived in a bamboo house. Her family fled with her, and she was left with just her clothes.

This briefing illustrates the importance of interventions to expand access to justice mechanisms for Rohinya in Cox's Bazar.

Myanmar is in the midst of a turbulent and uncertain situation— and we are extremely concerned for the lives and safety of the most vulnerable, including those who have been affected by conflict.