This Research Topic aims to examine the manifold implications of the ongoing Rohingya situation and humanitarian response. The following questions, among others, are of particular interest for this special issue:(a) What effects do regional and international political dynamics have on the Rohingya humanitarian response?(b) In the face of the COVID-19 global pandemic, what are the evolving trends within the humanitarian system, and how is it affecting Rohingya refugee communities?(c) What effects do refugees have on host communities' social and economic lives, and what role can refugee aid organisations play in fostering peaceful coexistence among host communities and refugees?(d) How can donor agencies encourage localisation in humanitarian response and strengthen local crisis management capacity?(e) What role do women, particularly Rohingya women, play in humanitarian response?(f) What are some common environmental impacts of the Rohingya refugee crisis? How can we better understand the relationship between the environment and humanitarian response?(g) What impact does a refugee's choice to live in or outside a camp have on their physical and mental well-being?(h) How can humanitarian organisations better include crisis-affected refugees and hosts in all phases of the humanitarian program cycle?(I) How do we evaluate the effectiveness of the Rohingya humanitarian response, and how can the lessons learned from the Rohingya situation and subsequent humanitarian response be used to address gaps in the burgeoning field of refugee literature?

Offered a unique course on "Society in Lockdown" from Migration, Covid-19 pandemic and Globalsiation perspective at the Department of Social and Cultural Studies

Support in Field Research in Bangladesh on Migration and Human Trafficking from Bangladesh to Europe

The consultancy consists of mapping current intervention strategies on child protection in Bangladesh particularly the left behind children of migrant parents.

Facilitated Youth participation at the 9th Global Forum on Migration and Development (GFMD) Summit Developed concept note on Global Youth Migration and how to tap into youth potentialSuppoted in organisation of the Global Refugee Youth SummitReport on the Violation of Labour Rights in the preparation of the 2022 Qatar World Cup

I was based at the Refugee and Migratory Movements Research Unit, University of Dhaka, one of the consortium partners from Asia. My job responsibilituies included but not limited to-Research Uptake, Research Design, Coordination of Field Visit, Collaboration with national and international stakeholders, organising seminars, conference and writing policy briefings based on the research findings.