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Caitlin Wake is a senior research officer at the Humanitarian Policy Group at the Overseas Development Institute. Her PhD research focused on social determinants of health among Rohingya refugee women, and her most recent research is on capacity and complementarity in the response to Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh. She has conducted research in Bangladesh, Jordan, Malaysia, Turkey, Sierra Leone, South Africa and Uganda on issues related to health, humanitarian response and forced displacement.
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Multiple displacements of the Rohingya throughout history have shown that premature returns to Myanmar will only backfire. Caitlin Wake of the Overseas Development Institute argues that we owe them a better solution this time.
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