Dhaka, July 4 -- The recent Human Rights Watch report on the Rohingya education crisis in Bangladesh should be a wake-up call for the entire international community. According to the findings, more than 6,400 learning centers in the Rohingya refugee camps have been shut down, cutting off educational access for approximately 300,000 children. This is not just a tragedy for these young people, it is a deliberate failure that will haunt the region for generations.The closures, driven by deep cuts in foreign aid, are not simply about bricks and mortar. They represent the systematic erasure of hope for an already persecuted and stateless population. Education is the only lifeline that could offer Rohingya children a chance to break the cycle o...