Kawser Ahmed is adjunct professor of political science at the University of Winnipeg, Manitoba.Helal Mohiuddin is professor of sociology at the North South University, Dhaka, Bangladesh.

• Part I: Rohingya Diaspora Activism, Conflict Intervention, and SecurityChapter 1: Are Forcibly Displaced Rohingyas a National Security Threat to Bangladesh? A Perspective by Kawser AhmedChapter 2: Intra-Group Conflict Among Rohingya Displaced People in Bangladesh by Rafiqul Islam, Muhammad Mazedul Haque, and Umme WaraChapter 3: Rohingya Crisis is Turning into a Protracted Refugee Challenge by Abdullah Yusuf, Roberta Dumitriu, and Mehdi ChowdhuryChapter 4: The Rohingya Diaspora in Canada: Activiste Sans Frontiere by Kawser AhmedPart II: COVID-19, Its Impact on Rohingyas and Host Country PredicamentsChapter 5: The Rohingyas during COVID-19: Belief System, Governance, and Future Policy by Nurul Huda Sakib and Bulbul SiddiqiChapter 6: The “Dynamic Duo” of Stigmatization: Impacts of COVID-19 on the Rohingya and Host Communities by Kawser AhmedChapter 7: COVID-19 and Informal Labor: What are the Impacts on the Rohingyas and the Host Communities in Bangladesh? by Faria Ahmed and Nurul Huda SakibCha

Amidst a world of human suffering, this volume reminds of the ongoing challenges and complexities of the Rohingya refugee crisis. It offers essential up-to-date research for academics, represents a critical resource for international policy analysts, and signals difficult moral questions for educators of global citizenship.