Rohingya crisis : quest for durable solution

Developing countries are hosting 84% of the total refugees and Bangladesh is one of the leading countries. The 1951 Refugee Convention and the 1967 Protocol (as an amendment) are the main international instruments that ensure the rights of refugees and obligations to its signatory countries. However, most of the Asian States reject the Refugee Convention due to 'Eurocentric' reason. Although, the four Asian States: Turkey (3.5 million), Pakistan (1.4 million), Iran and Bangladesh (1 million each) are the host of the largest number of refugees in the world under humanitarian consideration. But, how long a host country will bear the burden of refugees? How could be achieved a 'durable solution' of a refugee crisis