Kaamil Ahmed
@kaamilahmed.bsky.social
Reporter at the Guardian, on the Global Development team. Author of “I Feel No Peace” - the stories of Rohingya refugees facing persecution, abuse and exploitation
This is the scene in Tawila in Darfur after the RSF’s attack on Zamzam camp. People settling in the open after days-long journeys by foot or on carts with the elderly and injured. IOM says 180,000 people arrived in Tawila in less than a week.
April 20, 2025 at 9:10 AM
This is the scene in Tawila in Darfur after the RSF’s attack on Zamzam camp. People settling in the open after days-long journeys by foot or on carts with the elderly and injured. IOM says 180,000 people arrived in Tawila in less than a week.
If you’re looking for something to do in London this weekend, my exhibition at Chelsea Library is running until the 28th February, featuring photos of Rohingya refugees taken while working on I Feel No Peace.
Also, the paperback version has just been released @HurstPublishers
Also, the paperback version has just been released @HurstPublishers
February 22, 2025 at 10:01 AM
If you’re looking for something to do in London this weekend, my exhibition at Chelsea Library is running until the 28th February, featuring photos of Rohingya refugees taken while working on I Feel No Peace.
Also, the paperback version has just been released @HurstPublishers
Also, the paperback version has just been released @HurstPublishers
The paperbacks for I Feel No Peace have arrived. It’s exciting to see the book in a new form.
If you want to understand the growing threat to the Rohingya’s existence, and the history to it, you can pre-order for next month’s release
If you want to understand the growing threat to the Rohingya’s existence, and the history to it, you can pre-order for next month’s release
January 24, 2025 at 6:01 PM
The paperbacks for I Feel No Peace have arrived. It’s exciting to see the book in a new form.
If you want to understand the growing threat to the Rohingya’s existence, and the history to it, you can pre-order for next month’s release
If you want to understand the growing threat to the Rohingya’s existence, and the history to it, you can pre-order for next month’s release