The Stateless Rohingya Blog

By Vice News  The Rohingya people, a Muslim minority community, suffers from widespread persecution and discrimination in the majority Buddhist country of Myanmar. Violent sectarian clashes and rioting have destroyed villages and homes, leaving many Rohingyas with no option but to live in government-controlled camps for the internally displaced. The camps are overcrowded, and medical facilities are in short supply. 

Hasina Begum with her four children in unregistered Kutupalong Refugee Camp with no shelter to live and husband to support in the miserable time. By  The Stateless Rohingya When misery strikes, it strikes thrice for Rohingya refugees in  Bangladesh . KUTUPALONG : For more than 42,000 Rohingya refugees residing inside the congested and dreadful unregistered Kutupalong refugee camp, a felicitous life is a rare treasure, but misery in abundance, striking the hapless ones more than what they can bear its pain - Rohingya women.