A senior researcher from Amnesty International has warned that “hopelessness” is driving a surge in dangerous boat migration attempts by Rohingya refugees across the Bay of Bengal and Andaman Sea. With conditions worsening in overcrowded camps and limited prospects for resettlement, many Rohingya are risking their lives in perilous sea journeys in search of safety and dignity.
According to Amnesty, years of neglect, restricted movement, and lack of education and employment opportunities have left many refugees feeling trapped. The organization says this deep sense of despair is pushing entire families to embark on journeys aboard unsafe boats, often leading to tragic outcomes.
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