Thursday, 17 October 2019 News feature Aid and Policy 4 September 2019 Male rape survivors go uncounted in Rohingya camps Munir Uz Zaman/AFP
News feature Migration 26 August 2019 For Rohingya women, refugee elections bring new opportunities – and new problems ‘I am not sure if my voice really matters.’
News Migration 26 August 2019 Why aid groups want Rohingya refugees to vote ‘Women are not not participating in decision-making.’
Feature Migration 29 April 2019 Start-up: The Rohingya entrepreneurs eking out a living in refugee camps ‘We were all just sitting around not knowing what to do with our time’
Feature Migration 20 November 2018 In a Myanmar village, a bamboo fence separates Rohingya and Rakhine neighbours “It's better we don't live together”
News feature Migration 14 November 2018 The uphill battle to forge peace in Myanmar's Rakhine State “People have to start to listen to each other, or we will never have peace”
News feature Migration 5 September 2018 How do you find one refugee in a million? A year after Myanmar exodus, “detectives” reunite fractured Rohingya families
Feature Migration 1 March 2018 Identity and belonging in a card: How tattered Rohingya IDs trace a trail toward statelessness After fleeing Myanmar, refugees cling to old documents as proof they belong to a country that now rejects them
News Migration 26 January 2018 Fumbled repatriation sows fear in Bangladesh Rohingya camps Refugees are determined to stay put, even while authorities push forward with return plans
Feature Aid and Policy 18 January 2018 In northern Myanmar, a long-forgotten conflict flares out of view Aid restrictions leave tens of thousands stranded in a war that spans generations
Feature Migration 15 September 2017 Rohingya refugees overwhelm aid groups in Bangladesh Aid groups are desperate for more support as thousands of Rohingya continue to arrive daily and spill out of refugee camps
