been sentenced and some have been sent to youth detention facilities, including Hnget Awe San Youth Detention Center in the Yangon region. 13 35. Incidents of rape, sexual violence and torture on route by brokers, members of ethnic armed organisations and security forces are prevalent. Many are injured, suffer from ill-health and loss of life. Most of our research participants in Bangladesh and Myanmar reported that even when people are aware of these risks, they still travel, such is the humanitarian and economic situation or many Rohingya families in both Bangladesh and in Myanmar.14 Recommended areas of investigation 36. Until Rohingyas refugees have access to legal protections and durable solutions, they will continue to undertake unsafe and irregular journeys beyond Bangladesh. Rohingyas are suffering the impact of intergenerational statelessness in Bangladesh and beyond. We recommend that the SR consider the following areas when assessing the situation for Rohingya in Bangladesh: • Access to legal status and legal protections for refugees • Access to income earning opportunities, including in local, informal and refugee economies • Access to formal education and training for refugees to secure their futures • Access to safe and regular migration routes for Rohingyas including family reunion and resettlement • Increased focus on durable solutions shared by Bangladesh and other States • Security and safety in the refugee camps including tackling impunity in refugee camps For more information on ISI’s work on this subject, please contact: Natalie Brinham: Natalie.brinham@institutesi.org For more information on the current situation for Rohingyas on the move, please contact Free Rohingya Coalition: Nay San Lwin: nslwin@rohingyablogger.com +4917662139138 13 Dangerous Journeys through Myanmar: Insecurities and Immobilities for Rohingya Women in Postcoup Myanmar, ISI, https://files.institutesi.org/Rohingya_Women_in_Post-Coup_Myanmar.pdf 14 ibid 9