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Learning self-defence in a refugee camp: Rohingya women and girls train in taekwondo
Impoverished Rohingya girls and women in refugee camps are embracing the new opportunity to learn martial arts, striving not only to become skilled in self-defence but to bring attention to their persecuted community on the world stage
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For Rohingya women, nowhere is safe
Having fled for their lives, mostly from what the United Nations (UN) called a ‘textbook’ example of ethnic cleansing in Myanmar’s Rakhine State eight years ago, Rohingya women have become the most vulnerable victims of intensifying violence in Bangladeshi refugee camps
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Rohingya refugees mark genocide anniversary with calls for accountability
Seven years after facing a massive campaign of violence by Myanmar’s military, Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh say they are now under attack from the Arakan Army
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More Rohingyas die as fighting in northern Rakhine intensifies
Wartime atrocities and desperate attempts to flee are continuing to claim the lives of Rohingya Muslims in Maungdaw Township
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Kidnapped and conscripted: Rohingya taken from Bangladesh refugee camps, handed over to Myanmar military
Young Rohingya men and their relatives describe how local militias are forcing them across borders to fight for the same military that made them refugees
