As the Rohingya crisis marks nine years, tensions are rising among refugees in Bangladesh who are demanding safe return to Myanmar and justice for the atrocities they faced. Protests have erupted in Cox’s Bazar, where refugees express their dire living conditions and call for global action to address their plight. Despite diplomatic efforts and renewed calls for accountability, conditions remain unfit for repatriation, with many refugees still living in precarious circumstances. The international community is urged to maintain pressure on Myanmar and acknowledge the ongoing humanitarian crisis. With 35% of refugees facing emergency hunger, the situation in camps like Kutupalong continues to worsen, prompting humanitarian organizations to shift focus from aid dependency to self-reliance measures.