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Growing Up Stateless: The Lives of Rohingya Children in Cox’s Bazar
A photo-essay curated by Ayub Khan This photo-essay focuses on children — the most vulnerable yet most hopeful members of our community....
Rohingyatographer
Sep 55 min read
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Concrete Blackboard: Noor Hossain's Journey to Education
Story and photos by Ro Abdur Rahaman The stark grey of a cement floor—often just a sign of basic shelter—transforms under the earnest...
Rohingyatographer
May 312 min read
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A wound may heal, but the scars and trauma last a lifetime
By Ahtaram Shin and Ayub Khan Dkl Holding her photo of injury. © Ayub Khan Dkl An eleven-year-old girl named Shehra from Hiarpara,...
Ahtaram Shin
Mar 222 min read
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The Silent Massacre: Rohingya trapped on the edge of genocide as the Arakan Army completes the military's unfinished mission
The Rohingya face new genocide threats as the Arakan Army targets civilians in Myanmar. Mass killings and drone strikes demand urgent global
Ahtaram Shin
Aug 21, 20244 min read
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Book Review: A History of Rohingyas to 1948 by Aman Ullah
The Rohingya crisis has become one of the most disheartening and complex issues. The Rohingya ethnic minority group consists of...
Ahtaram Shin
Aug 13, 20243 min read
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Winners of Rohingyatographer's Social Media Photo Contest for February
Captured the moment of cultural resilience and nurturing the tradition; we are delighted to announce the three winners of February. The...
Sahat Zia Hero
Mar 2, 20242 min read
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WFP increased food rations brings relief and hope to Rohingya refugees
Sahat Zia Hero is a multifaceted talent—a photographer, writer, and human rights activist.
Sahat Zia Hero
Feb 25, 20243 min read
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Announcing the 3 winners of Rohingyatographer social media photo contest for January 2024
We are honoured to announce the first three winners of our Social Media Photo Contest for January 2024.
Sahat Zia Hero
Jan 31, 20242 min read
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