What changed

D. whereas approximately 3.63,6 million people have been displaced as a result of the armed conflict and human rights violations in Myanmar; whereas at the beginning of 2025, the UN estimated that 19.919,9 million people were in need of humanitarian assistance, a figure that increased to 21.921,9 million following the earthquake in March 2025;

E. whereas the situation has deteriorated further following the devastating 7.77,7 magnitude earthquake of 28 March 2025, after which junta forces blocked humanitarian access, threatened and extorted relief workers, confiscated medical supplies and continued air strikes and heavy-weapons attacks in civilian and disaster-affected areas, without taking measures to protect civilians, making 2025 the deadliest year air strikes since the coup;

13. Welcomes the EU’s humanitarian aid allocation of March 2025, including EUR 32.332,3 million for Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh, and calls for sustained and predictable funding of the Joint Response Plan for 2025-2026 to address critical underfunding; emphasises, however, that humanitarian funding alone cannot cover the needs of over one million refugees; underlines that resolving the Myanmar crisis, which is the root cause of the Rohingya killings, displacements and dire humanitarian crisis, is indispensable in achieving long-term, sustainable improvements in the situation of the Rohingya; calls, in this respect, for increased humanitarian assistance from the international community and countries in the region; urges the United States to continue its significant humanitarian aid to the Rohingya;