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Bangladesh, Cox's Bazar, Unchiprang Camp, March 5th 2018
Portrait of Hasina Begum (25).
Hasina and her two children walked 5 days to reach Bangladesh on Qurbani Eid day. Her husband Abdul Jalil went to look for work on the day before Eid and never returned. They heard on the following day that he got killed. She, along with her neighbours, left for Bangladesh with her two children Arju Rahman (5) and Chenoara (1.5) on the very day of her husband's death.
Since August 25th 2017, hundreds of thousands of people have crossed the Myanmar-Bangladesh border, fleeing violence in northern areas of Myanmar’s Rakhine State, most of them are women and children. The bulk of the new arrivals are living in makeshift settlements in the Cox’s Bazar district in dire conditions.
Bangladesh, Cox's Bazar, camp de Unchiprang, 5 mars 2018
Portrait de Hasina Begum (25 ans).
Hasina et ses deux enfants ont marchй 5 jours avant d'atteindre le Bangladesh le jour de Qurbani Eid. Son mari Abdul Jalil est parti chercher du travail la veille est n'est jamais revenu. Ils ont appris le lendemain qu'il avait йtй tuй. Elle, avec ses voisins, est partie avec ses deux enfants Arju Rahman (5 ans) et Chenoara (1 an et demi) le jour mкme de la mort de son mari.
Depuis le 25 aoыt 2017, des centaines de milliers de personnes ont traversй la frontiиre entre le Myanmar et le Bangladesh, fuyant les violences des rйgions nord de l'Etat de Rakhine au Myanmar, la plupart sont des femmes et des enfants. La majoritй des nouveaux arrivants vit dans des campements de fortune dans la rйgion de Cox's Bazar, dans des conditions dйsastreuses.
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2018-03-05
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