By Eric Randolph, AFP March 18, 2014 Amir Hussain, a Rohingya Muslim, lost a dozen members of his family to sectarian violence in Myanmar last year. He fled to Nepal where the country's policy on refugees has left him among hundreds trapped, jobless and mired in debt. This photo taken on March 13, 2014 shows refugee Amir Hussain (L), a Rohingya Muslim from Myanmar, posing with his family in their rented accommodation in Kathmandu.(Photo: AFP)This photo taken on March 13, 2014 shows refugee Amir Hussain (L), a Rohingya Muslim from Myanmar, posing with his family in their rented accommodation in Kathmandu.(Photo: AFP) He lives with his family in a tiny room in a house where walls have collapsed, water drips through holes in the roof and an open concrete stairwell is a potential deathtrap for his two young children. "If I go back to Burma (Myanmar), I will be killed," he said. "When I came to Nepal, I felt safe but we found many problems." ...