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The daily life of Rohingya children in the refugee camp is heart wrenching
In the crowded and dusty Rohingya refugee camps, children use whatever they can find to survive and play. A simple medicine bag becomes a playing headscarf, and a heavy cart used for food supplies becomes a toy. For thousands of children living away from their homes, life is a mix of playing and working like adults.
Ahtaram Shin
Jan 164 min read


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 5, 20255 min read
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