Rohingya in Bangladesh: Unrecognized, Unprotected, and Unassisted

March 2, 2010

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A violent crackdown on unrecognized Rohingya refugees in southern Bangladesh has driven thousands from their homes, into a makeshift camp in Kutupalong, where MSF has been providing medical care.
© All photos by Javier Arcenillas
Some were forced into the Naf River and told to swim back to Myanmar.
MSF is calling on the government of Bangladesh and the UNHCR to provide protection for this population so they can live in health and dignity.

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