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Bangladesh, Cox's Bazar, 06 December 2017
Kutupalong Rohingya refugee camp.
Nur Salam, suffering from severe pain in stomach. He used work as day labour in Burma. They paid 5k/4k each to aboard the boat. They took that money as a loan, they didn't manage to pay back the loan to their neighbours. They thought they will work here. They were at the border for 5 days. 2500 people were waiting at the border. Rabeya Khatun saw many women were tortured by the military. They still didn't get refugee card. Their children, from left: Arafa(14), Nurankis(3), Rokeya(1), Juebaera(5), Jubaer(10), Hosen Ara(11), Nasima(12), Nurkias(7).
Bangladesh, Cox's Bazar, 06 dйcembre 2017
Camp de rйfugiйs Rohingya de Kutupalong.
Nur Salam souffre de douleurs intenses а l'estomac. Il a un fils et 7 filles. Il travaillait comme journalier en Birmanie. Ils ont payй 5k/4k chacun pour monter а bord d'un bateau. Ils ont empruntй cet argent а leurs voisins, et n'ont pas encore rйussi а rembourser. Ils pensaient travailler ici. Ils sont restйs а la frontiиre pendant 5 jours. 2500 personnes attendaient а la frontiиre. Rabeya Khatun a vu de nombreuses femmes torturйes par les militaires. Ils n'ont toujours pas de carte de rйfugiй. Leurs enfants, de gauche а gauche - Arafa (14), Nurankis (3), Rokeya (1), Juebaera (5), Jubaer (10), Hosen Ara (11), Nasima (12), Nurkias (7).
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2017-12-06
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