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Rohingya Refugee Rural Slum; Kutupalong, Bangladesh, Mar 2015
Taken on 2015-03-31
The Rohingya people are a Muslim minority group historically based in Rakhine state, Myanmar. The Rohingya people are considered “stateless entities”, as the Myanmar government has been refusing to recognise them as one of the ethnic groups of the country. To escape persecution and hostility, the Rohingya people have being fleeing Myanmar and Bangladesh in high numbers. From January to March in 2015, the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees estimates that 25,000 people have been taken to boats by human traffickers. There are claims that around 100 people died in Indonesia, 200 in Malaysia, and 10 in Thailand (see 2015 Wiki 'Rohingya Refugee Crisis' page for more information) Featured in this photo report are scenes of Rohingya refugees settled in rural slums around the UNCHR-government run camp of Kutupalong. Unlike the refugees settled in the UNCHR camp, who are entitled to shelter, food rations, access to school and health services, the unregistered refugees in the slum are considered illegal migrants and therefore don’t have access to any government or UN services.
Source: DG ECHO/Pierre Prakash/flickr
Uploaded by Taylor on 2015-11-18
Rohingya Waiting at a Mobile Healthcare Relief Clinic, Myanmar, 2013
Taken on 2013-09-25
Rohingya internally displaced persons near Sittwe, in Myanmar, visiting a mobile clinic organised by MSF and Malteser, as few government health centers are accessible to them.
Source: Mathias Eick/EU/ECHO/Flickr
Uploaded by HeenaliVP on 2015-01-25
Pro-Saffron Revolution Protest Orchestrated by Burma Center Prague; Czech Republic, November 2011
Taken on 2011-11-01
The Burma Center Prague, an Non Governmental Organization, based in Prague stage a protest in support of Burma's or Myanmar's Saffron Revolution. The image shows protestors displaying the flag of National League for Democracy, a democratic socialist and liberal democratic political party in Burma/Myanmar.
Source: Wikipedia User: Burma Center Prague
Uploaded by Alison Cooke on 2016-06-05
Refugees from Myanmar
Taken on 2007-03-22
Mae La (Maela) is a refugee camp in Thailand. It was established in 1984 in Tha Song Yang District, Tak Province in the Dawna Range area and currently houses 50,000 refugees, with more arriving each week from Burma. Mae La is the largest refugee camp for Burmese in Thailand. Over 90% are ethnic Karen.
Source: Mikhail Esteves/Flickr
Uploaded by SamiGoat on 2014-02-13
