Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh marked nine years since the 2017 crackdown in Myanmar with protests highlighting the increasingly dire conditions within the camps. Hundreds of thousands were forced to flee Myanmar during that period, seeking refuge in Bangladesh. The protests served as a remembrance of the violence they escaped and a plea for improved living standards. Refugees are facing deteriorating conditions, prompting them to voice their concerns and demand better support. Issues include inadequate food, shelter, and healthcare, alongside restrictions on education and livelihoods. The situation underscores the ongoing humanitarian crisis and the urgent need for sustainable solutions for the Rohingya population. International attention and aid remain crucial to alleviate the suffering within the camps.