It was a pleasure to speak on "Critical Reflections on 'Expertise' in Development" at the @uniofjyvaskyla⤵️
Grateful to Prof @TiinaKontinen for the kind invite. What was meant to be a 2 hr session turned into 3+ hrs of rich, critical, and passionate dialogue, thank you all!🙏
"Who are the 'experts' in development? What counts as 'expertise'? In our CitDe seminar led by Professor @TiinaKontinen @UniJyvaskyla, Professor @PKamruzzaman unpacked these questions through cases from Bangladesh, Ghana & beyond ! #DecolonizeDevelopment#localization#expert
New Research: A critical analysis of the factors influencing peaceful coexistence between Rohingya refugees and host communities in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh https://t.co/07NYBU70QI #FrontiersIn#HumanDynamics
📢 Thrilled to announce the publication of my article: "A Critical Analysis of the Factors Influencing Peaceful Coexistence Between Rohingya Refugees and Host Communities in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh."
Read more https://t.co/ddvyiP0OCS
Check out my latest article "Envisioning the humanitarian-development-peace nexus in the Rohingya response in Bangladesh: Implementation challenges and suggestions for the future" at https://t.co/2TrdUUaU0j ( https://t.co/hJXqAUyUbM ) in the Journal @Development Policy Review.
#Rohingyarefugees want to return to their homeland. But only voluntarily, with dignity and full rights. Critical to independently assess information shared with refugees during this week’s visit to 🇧🇩, and include them in decision making.
https://t.co/8aRpVG3RpF via @AJEnglish
#CycloneHamoon brought fallen trees, landslides, flooding and comms outages to #Rohingya#Refugees + Cox's Bazar community. @NRC_Norway 🇧🇩 team now assessing situation (inc their own homes) and have prepositioned stocks ready; as always, more resilient shelters remain a priority.
Six years as Refugees and Still No Refuge
In this blog post, I write about the situation for #Rohingya refugee activists and the dangers that they face. Many have had to flee from their camps. Criminal gangs and corrupt security forces must be stopped. https://t.co/71tIGiEFNj
📢 Check out my 2nd Publication (book chapter) in the Open Access Book "Civil Society Responses to Changing Civic Spaces"
My contribution is in chapter 9: Constrained Humanitarian Space in Rohingya Response: Views from Bangladeshi NGOs ; P191-213 ( https://t.co/sdgKYrvoTI ).
Huge fire in camp today. 2,000+ #Rohingya shelters destroyed; 12,000 displaced, yet again. Casualties unknown, praying for good news. Funding for 2023 is already woeful; we need to build safer structures and stop the endless temporary nature for #Refugees.
Manglende tilrettelegging for eldre rohingya-flyktninger (Bangladesh authorities must prioritize elderly care among Rohingya refugees in the longer term) https://t.co/G5fINRlARD via @asiapunkt
Donor governments should ensure #Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh have access to adequate food aid and Bangladesh should lift restrictions on Rohingya rights to work and freedom of movement, says Fortify Rights today
https://t.co/mDQmnN33lL
Tracking of 25%, Strengthening funding, policies, political commitmens... so on issues were discussed towards more funding to local NGOs at the @Charter4Change#Localization funding meeting today. Me from @trust_coast/@A4EP2 & @HowardMollett, @CAFOD facilitated the session.