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Trading Survival: Micro-Businesses in the Rohingya Camps

Ahtaram Shin

Jan 43 min read

Enayet Khan and the Rohingya Art Movement: Drawing Memory, Training a Future

Enayet Khan and the Rohingya Art Movement: Drawing Memory, Training a Future Generation

Ahtaram Shin

Jan 33 min read

1,800 Fires in 8 Years: The Crisis of Flammable Housing in the Rohingya Refugee Camps

The fire at Camp 24 was not unexpected. Its timing, rapid spread, and devastating path followed a pattern established over years of displace

Ahtaram Shin

Dec 31, 20254 min read

Strength in Our Hands: How Rohingya Families are Solving the Food Crisis

Today, the Rohingya community faces a major challenge. Because of funding cuts, there is

Ahtaram Shin

Dec 29, 20252 min read

Stolen Dreams: The targeted arrest and deportation of Rohingya students in India

For Mohammed Nur, a young Rohingya student, May 2025 was meant to be a time of study and ambition. Instead, it became a timeline of trauma. He shares a harrowing eyewitness account of the detention and subsequent deportation of his fellow students whose only crime was seeking an education.

Ahtaram Shin

Dec 16, 20256 min read

Human Rights & Human Wrongs: A 30-Week Course in Visual Storytelling and Human Rights for Rohingya Youth.

Apply Now > Rohingyatographer invites Rohingya photographers, writers and visual storytellers to join Human Rights & Human Wrongs, a 30-week course and practice-based learning programme exploring Visual Storytelling and Human Rights.

Rohingyatographer

Dec 2, 20252 min read

A Rohingya boy holds his handmade kite inside the camp, its bamboo and plastic frame catching the afternoon light like a small blueprint for escape. © Ayub Khan Dkl

Rohingya Toy Story: What Rohingya children teach us about their right to play

The right to play is not a luxury. It is a legal, developmental, and profoundly human requirement recognised in Article 31 of the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child.

Rohingyatographer

Nov 18, 20259 min read