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A Rohingya mother sits inside her bamboo shelter with her three young children. The family is surrounded by woven bamboo walls and plastic sheeting, illustrating the cramped and precarious conditions of their home in a refugee camp in Bangladesh.

From Displacement to Debt: A Rohingya Mother Sells Her Children’s Food to Survive

A Rohingya mother sits inside her bamboo shelter with her three young children. The family is surrounded by woven bamboo walls and plastic sheeting, illustrating the cramped and precarious conditions of their home in a refugee camp in Bangladesh.

Ayub Khan Dkl

Oct 74 min read

Rohingya proof of belonging: the fragile papers that survived a century of exile

Timeline of Rohingya Displacement: A Century of Exile and Survival

For decades, the Rohingya people have endured a cycle of displacement due to oppression and discrimination in their homeland of Arakan State. While international discourse often views the 2017 exodus as a singular crisis, historical records indicate it was the final phase of a decades-long process of exclusion and periodic expulsion. This process has transformed an indigenous community with roots dating back to the 15th-century Arakan Kingdom into the world’s largest stateles

Azim Ullah

Feb 1915 min read