My photography of the world 🌍📷🙏 Water is most important for human by saving our life and we Rohingya are so difficult with water in Bangladesh Rohingya Refugee Camps because We Can’t able to make water plum that why we requesting to international Community to make us water service in every camps . Photography done by me to show the World the Refugee Life. Let my photos bring they Life into Prospective for you all” #Bangladesh #rohingyacamp #Water #artpublication #creative #education #humanright #journalism #documentary #everydayeverywhere #blackwhite #Photovoice #Photography #refugee_life #Everywhere #History #Lifesaving

“How can one not speak about war, poverty, and inequality when the people who suffer from these afflictions don’t have a voice to speak.” Isabel Allende I hope that with this picture many will join me to call on the world leaders to help the Rohingya. For them to be given citizenship and to have equal access to education so that they will have a chance to explore and to developed their full potentials so that they can improve their lives and their country. #Rohingya #refugees #EndStatelessness Photo courtesy of Abul Kalam Photography Picture taken on 2014.

” The World Bank clarifies its position on Rohingya repatriation.” On this matter, it is always up to the host country to decide and the Government of Bangladesh has made its stance on the issue. They acknowledge the Rohingya as forcibly displaced persons (FDP). They want all Rohingya who fled to their country to be repatriated back to Myanmar the soonest time possible and as safely as it could be done. The massive influx of Rohingya refugees to their country back then impacted the host’s country – economically speaking, and in hindsight, it also made their own citizens displaced. Of course it is understandable that every government wants to ensure its people. In the meantime that the Rohingya are there the International communities especially the rich nations must be willing to help the host country and the refugees for the burden of responsibility does not solely falls to the host country after all. #Rohingya #refugees #EndStatelessness Photo courtesy of Abul Kalam Photography

My photography of the World 🌍📷 IMAGE BY ABUL KALAM ,Rohingya Refugee Life #refugee #refugees #refugeecamp #photography #creative #education #bangladesh #humanrights #journalism #documentary #Arakan #Rohingya #Rakhine #Date 2014 to 2021

The Bangladesh Government has been gracious enough to accept Rohingya who fled from Myanmar due to persecutions / genocide done by the military but as it is the Bangladesh is neither a signatory to the 1951 Refugee Convention not its 1967 Protocol to the refugee Convention. Technically speaking, they don’t have to step up but they did accept the many numbers of Rohingya who came seeking for a refuge on humanitarian grounds. For that I am grateful to the government of Bangladesh however, taking in the refugees should not stop there. I am pleading to the authorities to please ensure that the human rights of these refugees be protected. They must not be forced to return to Myanmar without any safety guaranteed to them first and as we are all human beings let us treat our less fortunate brethrens humanely too. #Rohingya #refugees #EndStatelessness ** Angela V.

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