Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh

Faced with unimaginable violence and persecution, the Rohingya have turned to neighbouring Bangladesh for refuge. In what has become one of the largest refugee crises in living memory, over a million Rohingya have crossed the border to seek shelter, food and protection from the horrors they left behind. Refugee camps and facilities in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh, have become host one of the densest concentrations of refugees, placing immense strain on local resources, infrastructure and finances.

With refugee numbers increasing, those arriving at camps are confronted with dire living conditions, including overcrowding, limited access to clean water and sanitation, and insufficient healthcare. Children are particularly vulnerable, facing malnutrition, disease, and a lack of educational opportunities.  

As the world's attention shifts to more recent crisis, conflicts and disasters, it's essential not to forget the ongoing suffering of the Rohingya people and the urgent need for humanitarian assistance.