Rohingya Women Protecting Girls’ Education
By RB Hafizu Rohingya women educators and girls strive to keep learning alive despite financial hardship, household responsibilities and limited opportunities for higher education. For many Rohingya girls living in refugee camps in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh, education represents a chance to build a different future. They dream of becoming doctors, teachers and engineers who can […]
BORN INTO DISPLACEMENT, RAISED BY RESILIENCE A Journey of Survival, Identity, and the Power of Visual Storytelling.
A member of RPS | Photographer | Storyteller| Videographer | Editor| Visual Storyteller| Documentary Photographer By Md Riduwan Edited By ~ Hubaib Chowdhuy Md Riduwan was born on 14 October 2008 in Pembay Chaung Village, Buthidaung Township, Rakhine State, Myanmar. He was born into the Rohingya community, whose history, culture, identity, and ancestral roots are […]
Her Education, Her Rights, Her Future: Ending Child Marriage and Empowering Rohingya Girls in Cox’s Bazar
By TG Ãzîm (Azim Ullah) Edited by RB Hafizu A future shaped by girls themselves Bright smiles, bold dreams. At a learning centre in the Rohingya refugee camps of Cox’s Bazar, young girls are finding a space to learn, build confidence and raise their voices against child marriage. Through education and peer engagement, they are […]
An 11-Year-Old Rohingya Boy Determined to Become a Leader for His People
By Mohammed Sayad (Ro Shatu) Edited by RB Hafizu At just 11 years old, Mohammed Shahad is already thinking about the future of his people. A Grade 7 student living in the Rohingya refugee camps in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh, he dreams of becoming a leader who can help his community achieve peace, equality and unity. […]
Voice of Resilience: The Story of a Rohingya Writer, Educator, Photographer and Human Rights Defender
From Rakhine State, Myanmar, to life in exile in Bangladesh: a journey of survival, learning, professional growth, creative expression, and commitment to the Rohingya people. By Maung Emdadul Hasan A Life Shaped by Displacement, Memory, and Determination At sixteen, Maung Emdadul Hasan left behind far more than his home. In 2017, as violence swept through […]