Committees

Humanitarian crises monitoring: the Rohingya

Inquiry

Written Q&A on the Rohingya Crisis

Report and Government response published

As part of its work monitoring humanitarian situations, the International Development Committee (IDC) conducted a series of written Q&A with selected witnesses on the Rohingya crisis, where over 800,000 people are displaced and living in camps in Bangladesh.

Due to current restrictions on meeting, the Committee sought updates through correspondence with organisations, including UNHCR, Burma Campaign UK, Save the Children and the Department for International Development (DFID).

Reports, special reports and government responses

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First Report: Humanitarian crises monitoring: the Rohingya
Inquiry Humanitarian crises monitoring: the Rohingya
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Response to this report
Second Special Report - Humanitarian crises monitoring: the Rohingya: Government Response to the First Report of the Committee, Session 2019–21
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Second Special Report - Humanitarian crises monitoring: the Rohingya: Government Response to the First Report of the Committee, Session 2019–21
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Correspondence

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Correspondence from the Secretary of State for International Development, concerning 1. Myanmar Information Management Unit & 2. CDC Investment in Frontiir
Inquiry Humanitarian crises monitoring: the Rohingya
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Correspondence

Oral evidence transcripts

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Written evidence

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(HCM0007)
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Department for International Development (HCM0011)
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