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Door-to-door Vitamin A campaign for Rohingya children

Vitamin-A campaign for Rohingya children goes door-to-door due to COVID-19

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Radio Listener Clubs and Information and Feedback Centers...

Sofira is a bright and outspoken seventeen-year-old girl blessed with a charismatic presence. She dreams of becoming a teacher one day. A few months ago...

Rohingya girls studying

UNICEF to further expand access to education for Rohingya...

“Education takes people from the darkness and brings them into the light. “What drives me is the students’ ambition to learn,” said Rozina Aktar, a teacher

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Rohingya refugees parents have high hopes for their six...

“Living in such a small hut with my six daughters and two grandchildren is really hard for me and my husband,” says Dildar.

A young girl writes on a chalkboard.

Education for hundreds of thousands of Rohingya refugees

After the humanitarian situation in Cox's Bazaar stabilized, the challenge to provide education to thousands of children was clear...

Yeasminara, a young girl in a burgundy hijab, sews next to a window with light streaming in.

A sense of self, a sense of life – Yeasminara

[CRC Article 8 – the right to an identity] “In Bangladesh, I am registered as a refugee, but I am more than that. I have a separate.....

Soni, Hosson and and Rahmatullah lean against a brightly colored wicker wall and look at the camera. A large green plant is in the middle of them.

The struggle to heal in Cox’s Bazaar

[CRC Article 22: the right to receive special protection as a refugee] In Myanmar, hundreds of thousands of Rohingya refugees have been forced to flee...

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Rohingya refugee children in Cox’s Bazar at risk from flooding and landslides as monsoon rains continue

Education for over 60,000 children in camps and host community is disrupted because of damage to learning centres

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Futures in the balance

Building hope for a generation of Rohingya children