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Rohingya boys play football every day on open ground inside the refugee camp, even during the monsoon season, despite ha...
29/06/2025

Rohingya boys play football every day on open ground inside the refugee camp, even during the monsoon season, despite having no proper football field. Watching them reminds me of my own childhood. Football brings them joy and helps them forget their struggles, even if just for a while. Though the field is not ideal, their love for the game remains strong.

Free 3500 "Grave Lame" Monu Mia Died.🤲
29/06/2025

Free 3500 "Grave Lame" Monu Mia Died.🤲

This is Mohammad Khaisar, a young student living in the Kutupalong Registered Camp. Despite being differently abled, he ...
27/06/2025

This is Mohammad Khaisar, a young student living in the Kutupalong Registered Camp. Despite being differently abled, he continues his education with courage and determination. His story is a reminder that every child has the right to learn and dream.

26/06/2025

The Natural of beach.

At the Kutupalong refugee camp, at the end of the year, students enjoy some fun game with joy and laughter! Moments like...
25/06/2025

At the Kutupalong refugee camp, at the end of the year, students enjoy some fun game with joy and laughter! Moments like this make school memories really special.

When we lived in Myanmar, we used to see people returning home with their cattle just like this a peaceful, everyday sce...
24/06/2025

When we lived in Myanmar, we used to see people returning home with their cattle just like this a peaceful, everyday scene from village life. Today, while visiting a beautiful place in Bangladesh, I saw this and it instantly brought back memories. It felt so familiar and comforting.Does this scene remind you of anything? Let me know in the comments.

In the heart of the Kutupalong refugee camp the world’s largest refugee settlement in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh a man name...
22/06/2025

In the heart of the Kutupalong refugee camp the world’s largest refugee settlement in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh a man named Rahim Ullah sits on the bare earth, weaving hope into every strand of bamboo. Once a humble farmer in Rakhine State, Myanmar, Rahim fled violence and persecution with his family during the 2017 crisis. Now, in his sixties, with weathered hands and a face marked by resilience, he has turned to the age-old craft of basket weaving. It’s not just a skill passed down from generations it’s his way of preserving dignity, of staying rooted in identity amid displacement.

Seeing the condition of these people, one can truly understand how difficult life is in a refugee camp.
21/06/2025

Seeing the condition of these people, one can truly understand how difficult life is in a refugee camp.

20/06/2025

After many years of living in refugee camps, the Rohingya community is now peacefully and courageously standing up for their rights calling for justice, dignity, and the freedom they have long been denied.

The life of refugees in the Kutupalong refugee camp in Bangladesh.
18/06/2025

The life of refugees in the Kutupalong refugee camp in Bangladesh.

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