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Fatima [not her real name], 30, with her five-month-old son in Balukhali refugee camp, Bangladesh, on December 5, 2018. In Myanmar, where she is from, armed men killed Fatima’s husband and raped her. After she fled to Bangladesh, she realized she was pregnant from the rape, and tried unsuccessfully to end her pregnancy with pills she bought from a man in the camp. Now, her community has largely rejected her and her daughters will face problems getting married – and even her children say they hate their brother. Systematic rape was one component of a campaign of ethnic cleansing against Myanmar’s Rohingya minority, more than a million of whom fled to neighboring Bangladesh. In what is now the largest refugee camp in the world, health providers here are making surprising inroads into providing safe abortions for Rohingya women who request them. Globally, millions of women who have fled their homes because of conflict or crisis also face systemic rape and the resulting pregnancies. Despite the clear need -- refugee women face among the highest levels of sexual violence in the world -- abortion services are almost nonexistent in refugee camps. "Why don't women raped in conflict have a right to abortion?" is a question that indicts some of the most powerful individuals and institutions, while zeroing in on the experiences and stories of some of the most marginalized people.
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2018-12-05
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