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Rohingya Students, The Greatest Challenge For A Better Future

Do you understand the challenges Rohingya students are facing in the Rohingya Refugee Camp, Bangladesh? Their future is already under the darkness that no formal education they gain from NGOs and Government side but they never give up to pursue thier learning whatever they find like Community Based Schools.

To be honest, Camp based schools are only able to provide quality teaching as they have no power to distribute official certificates. It is work of Government, UNICF and UNHCR which Rohingya students deserve for making a better future.

The little student in the image is seen that he is on the way of his school, crossing a drain mixing mud.

Photo: Anuwar Sadek
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Finding Space to Play in the Rohingya Refugee Camp



As human beings, children need open spaces to play, explore and develop new life skills. However, the limited space in the Rohingya Refugee Camp in Bangladesh leaves little room for children to play freely.

Wherever they find a small space, they turn it into a playground, even when it is narrow and unsuitable.

In this scene, children sit together in a small pushing vehicle, watching a mobile phone, making the most of the limited opportunities available to them for play and recreation.

Photo: Rj Sayed Nur
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Every Rohingya Children Deserves Equal Access to Education

Every child deserves the equal rights in education but thousands of Rohingya children in Rohingya Refugee Camp, Bangladesh are completely banished to receive the proper or formal education and engaged in child labor, gambling and bad activities.

To protect them, the International community must be sure to provide the facilities for higher education which they can show thier talents and achieve success in the future.

Photo: Anuwar Sadek
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Being Unity is the Strongest Defence Against Children Kidnapping

Unity is our strongest weapon in overcoming the challenges, struggles, and hardships faced by our community. When we stand together, we become stronger and better able to protect one another. A united community is essential in preventing child kidnapping in the Rohingya refugee camps in Bangladesh.


To protect our children from kidnappers, every parent, guardian, and community member must remain vigilant and responsible. Children should never be left unattended when they are outside their shelters, and everyone should immediately report any suspicious activity to the appropriate authorities.


We also urge all community leaders, volunteers, and NGO teachers to raise awareness and pay close attention to this critical issue. By working together, we can create a safer environment for every child.


We sincerely thank the Government of Bangladesh and all relevant organizations and humanitarian actors for their continued efforts to prevent child kidnapping and improve the safety and security of the Rohingya refugee camps.

Photo: Anuwar Sadek