#cox's bazar

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A Rohingya refugee woman is helped from a boat as she arrives exhausted..., Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh, 2017 - by Kevin Frayer (1973), Canadian

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Cox's Bazar Tour Dec-2022

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Cox's Bazar Fishery Ghat Cox's Bazar is the largest fish landing center

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#fish news https://youtu.be/K_9loB8DxfI

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Countless selfies and photos of beach games and other activities, like horseback riding (above), are snapped at Cox’s Bazar every day, but photographer Ismail Ferdous knew his simple portraits with the sea and sand as settings would stand out.

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‘We’ve lost all hope’: Rohingya trapped as Bangladesh closes Myanmar border

Muslim refugees fleeing persecution in Myanmar are being detained and forced back by Bangladeshi border guards

“We are struggling just to survive,” he says. “Food is scarce, clean water is a luxury, and every day feels like a battle to protect my family from the horrors unfolding around us.

on 5 January, 36 Rohingya refugees were detained by the paramilitary Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) and forced back to Myanmar. On 11 January, at least 58 Rohingya refugees were picked up by the BGB while trying to cross from Myanmar with the help of people smugglers.

Four days after that detention, a group of 30 Rohingya women and children were “rescued” by the Bangladeshi police. The fate of these people – also fleeing Myanmar – remains uncertain.

Local Bangladeshi police told media there that the country’s law-enforcement agencies had been “instructed” to work together to prevent “the illegal entry of Rohingya refugees”.

Since Myanmar stripped them of their citizenship four decades ago, the Rohingya have been stateless, without the documents required to travel and unable to cross borders legally.

Please consider donating to one or more ngos/charities/fundraisers that support Rohingya people. Links below. These sites also have many other good causes!

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https://humanitycarerelief.org.uk/appeals/rohingya/

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