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Deep Story of Rohingya Children
05/09/2025

Deep Story of Rohingya Children

After receiving WFP rations, they are overwhelmed with emotions, wondering how they will survive the next month with jus...
11/03/2025

After receiving WFP rations, they are overwhelmed with emotions, wondering how they will survive the next month with just $6 dollars for one person.

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World Food Programme
UNHCR in Bangladesh
IOM - UN Migration

10-year-old Ayesha carries water every day in the water tap near the block during her learning hours to help her mother ...
11/03/2025

10-year-old Ayesha carries water every day in the water tap near the block during her learning hours to help her mother with cooking and washing. The ongoing water crisis is forcing children into labor, stealing their right to education and childhood.

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The Taste of HungerTwenty -year-old Hasan sat on the edge of a bamboo platform inside his shelter in Camp 13, his finger...
11/03/2025

The Taste of Hunger

Twenty -year-old Hasan sat on the edge of a bamboo platform inside his shelter in Camp 13, his fingers tracing the faded numbers on his WFP ration card. He had only been in the camp for three months, but he had already learned that this small card meant survival. It was the difference between a full plate and an empty stomach. And now, it was losing its value. His mother’s voice trembled as she explained, “Next month, WFP will give us only $6 dollars. Half of what we have now.” Hasan’s heart clenched. Six dollars? How could they survive on that? Even now, with $12.5, they barely had enough rice to last the month. His little brother, Nur, often went to sleep crying, clutching his stomach. His mother, Mariam, skipped meals just so he and Nur could eat. But with $6 six dollars, what would happen to them? “Amma, what will we do?” he asked, his voice cracking. Mariam forced a weak smile, but her eyes glistened with tears. “Allah will provide.” But Hasan wasn’t sure anymore. He had seen the desperation in the camp. The thin faces, the hollow eyes, the way children scavenged for scraps near the food distribution center. He had hoped that maybe, just maybe, life here would be better than the horror they had escaped in Myanmar. He remembered the night they fled his father’s hurried whispers, the gunshots in the distance, the flames devouring their village. They had walked for days without food, crossing rivers, hiding in forests, until they reached the border. Here, in Bangladesh, they were safe. But what was the safety if hunger followed them everywhere? That night, he lay awake, listening to his mother’s quiet sobs. Nur whimpered in his sleep, too young to understand the full weight of what was happening. Hasan clenched his fists. He hated feeling helpless. Tomorrow, he would go out and look for work, even though the older boys told him there were no jobs for refugees. Maybe he could collect firewood, carry water, or even beg anything to help his family survive. But deep inside, a painful thought gnawed at him How much longer could they live like this? How much longer before hunger consumed them completely.

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Iftari prepares in the Rohingya refugee camp sharing meals, hope, and togetherness during Ramadan.📸 MD Reaj Uddin Ksn
09/03/2025

Iftari prepares in the Rohingya refugee camp sharing meals, hope, and togetherness during Ramadan.

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Rohingya refugees are collecting new clothes on the streets for Eid-ul-Fitr, preparing to celebrate the upcoming festiva...
09/03/2025

Rohingya refugees are collecting new clothes on the streets for Eid-ul-Fitr, preparing to celebrate the upcoming festival with joy and dignity.

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Hope in the TokensJamal and Salim, two Rohingya boys, sat under a makeshift tent in Camp 13, flipping their LPG refill t...
08/03/2025

Hope in the Tokens

Jamal and Salim, two Rohingya boys, sat under a makeshift tent in Camp 13, flipping their LPG refill tokens like they were gold coins. The tokens clinked against each other as they played, their laughter masking the hunger gnawing at their bellies. Brother, what if these tokens were real money? Salim asked, his eyes filled with dreams. Jamal smirked Then I’d buy a plate of biryani for us, like the ones we used to have before we fled. Salim sighed, his fingers tracing the token’s edges. But starting next month, even our food will be less WFP is cutting it $12.5 to $6 Jamal’s smile faded I heard Amma whispering last night She’s worried we won’t have enough rice. They sat in silence, staring at the dusty ground The camp smelled of burnt plastic and the faint aroma of lentil cooking. But we have these, Salim said, holding up the tokens At least we’ll have gas to cook. Jamal forced a grin Then we’ll make the best lentil soup in the world. The tokens were just plastic, but to them, they were symbols of survival of hope in a world that kept taking, yet somehow, they kept playing.

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A young Rohingya boy perches on a tree, with catapult in hand, as he hunts birds in the fading light.📸 Reaj Technology
29/01/2025

A young Rohingya boy perches on a tree, with catapult in hand, as he hunts birds in the fading light.

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Desx Suru Fiak (bird) is its name in the Rohingya language. The Desx Suru Fiak bird is peacefully resting beside the lak...
16/11/2024

Desx Suru Fiak (bird) is its name in the Rohingya language. The Desx Suru Fiak bird is peacefully resting beside the lake.

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Empowering futures through art Talented Rohingya artists Md Jinnah and Ahsan Ullah use their creativity to advocate for ...
08/10/2024

Empowering futures through art Talented Rohingya artists Md Jinnah and Ahsan Ullah use their creativity to advocate for girls' education in the Rohingya community. Together, they inspire change and illuminate the path to knowledge for every girl.

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