"In Dhaka on the first day they met with Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, thanking her for the government’s enormous and generous efforts on behalf of the Rohingya over several decades, and especially since the start of the 2017 crisis. The three UN leaders then made a point of visiting the camps together. The UN, they said, had responded to the Rohingya crisis in a unified manner. They wanted to emphasize that that unity and solidarity with the refugees, and the local people hosting them, continues. UNHCR, IOM and partners work in support of the government to manage the 34-camp complex. The problems the refugees face remain immense. The leaders noted that more than half of the 540,000 refugee children under the age of 12 have no access to education, and the rest have access only to very limited schooling. Only a handful of teenagers are going to school..."