Shafaqna English- For nearly eight years, the world has watched the Rohingya crisis worsen, with no significant progress toward a solution. Nearly a million Rohingya refugees remain stranded in camps in Bangladesh, victims of a genocide that forced them from their homes in Myanmar’s Rakhine State in 2017. The international community has repeatedly promised to facilitate the repatriation of the Rohingya to their homeland. The first repatriation agreement, struck in 2018 between Bangladesh and Myanmar’s military government, was touted as a breakthrough. But when buses were lined up to transport Rohingya families back across the border, not a single refugee stepped forward.