Environmental Graffiti: June 4, 2013 Photo: Artur Gutowski A Rohingya girl living in one of the Bangladeshi camps Conditions in these refugee camps are desperate. The cobbled-together huts that pass as housing have no electricity and limited access to water. Disease is rife under such squalid conditions, as is violence against the vulnerable, and little aid comes in from the outside world. This is the home of the Rohingya, one of the most persecuted minorities in the world. Landless and poverty-stricken, they are unwanted by both the country of their birth and the states to which they have fled. Photo: Artur Gutowski A man and child overlooking the area Photographer Artur Gutowski captured these touching images of Rohingya refugees in the Kutupalong and Shaplapour camps on the Burmese-Bangladeshi border. “According to Human Rights Watch, the conditions in the camp are more desperate than in any other area where the organization is a...