Supian Ahmad | Rakhine
Muslims in Man Daw Camp living in their temporary camp in Rakhine January 21, 2013. Internal Displacement Peoples (IDPs) camp for Rohingya’s Muslim refugees, living trapped in between villages – with military control as if they were dangerous criminals. The kebyin camp, which houses nearly 6,000 Rohingyas, some of them groans struggled to be free. Pictures taken October 9, 2012. THE NEW STRAITS TIMES PRESS / Supian Ahmad
A boy pumping water from the taps provided by the government in Thet Kay Pyin camp in Rakhine January 21, 2013. Internal Displacement Peoples (IDPs) camp for Rohingya’s Muslim refugees, living trapped in between villages – with military control as if they were dangerous criminals. The kebyin camp, which houses nearly 6,000 Rohingyas, some of them groans struggled to be free. Pictures taken October 9, 2012. THE NEW STRAITS TIMES PRESS / Supian Ahmad
Fathma Hattuh with his son, Deen Mahmoud, 3 weeks in Man Daw Camp living in their temporary camp in Rakhine January 21, 2013. Internal Displacement Peoples (IDPs) camp for Rohingya’s Muslim refugees, living trapped in between villages – with military control as if they were dangerous criminals. The kebyin camp, which houses nearly 6,000 Rohingyas, some of them groans struggled to be free. Pictures taken October 9, 2012. THE NEW STRAITS TIMES PRESS / Supian Ahmad.
Muslims in Man Daw Camp living in their temporary camp in Rakhine January 21, 2013. Internal Displacement Peoples (IDPs) camp for Rohingya’s Muslim refugees, living trapped in between villages – with military control as if they were dangerous criminals. The kebyin camp, which houses nearly 6,000 Rohingyas, some of them groans struggled to be free. Pictures taken October 9, 2012. THE NEW STRAITS TIMES PRESS / Supian Ahmad
Thousands of people waiting for distribution of food for Internal Displacement Peoples (IDP) in Thet Kay Pyin camp Rakhine January 21, 2013. Internal Displacement Peoples (IDPs) camp for Rohingya’s Muslim refugees, living trapped in between villages – with military control as if they were dangerous criminals. The kebyin camp, which houses nearly 6,000 Rohingyas, some of them groans struggled to be free. Pictures taken October 9, 2012. THE NEW STRAITS TIMES PRESS / Supian Ahmad
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