"The world's most oppressed people"

The Rohingya have been described by the UN Secretary General as the most oppressed people in the world today. These photographs were taken in October and early Nov. 2017, in the Cox's Bazar district of Bangladesh. To date, more than 700,000 Rohingya have fled persecution in Myanmar, seeking refuge in neighbouring Bangladesh. 

Entering Bangladesh
Entering Bangladesh
Stranded on the border
Stranded on the border
Bangladeshi border guards advising the refugees
Bangladeshi border guards advising the refugees
Heading to the camps
Heading to the camps
Kutupalong camp, 2018
Kutupalong camp, 2018
2018
2018
Monsoon rain, July 2018
Monsoon rain, July 2018
The Mega-Camp, July 2018
The Mega-Camp, July 2018

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