A mother's struggle, a son's broken rickshaw, and the weight of survival in Ramadan. Anwara, a 55-year-old Rohingya woman in Bhasan Char, dreams of a proper Suhoor & Iftar, but life has other plans. Her son’s only source of income is gone—what’s next? #Ramadan #Rohingya #Hope

"Nine-year-old Omar Siddique, staying at the hospital to support his ailing grandmother, finds solace in his toys on a quiet night.Engulfed by loneliness and monotony,he plays alone at 1,am. while everyone else sleeps creating his own little world amidst the silence of the hospital ward

Rukhiya Bibi is a 10-year-old girl Rohingya refugee living in Bhasan Char. She loves skating. With the support of her family, she has her very own pair of skating shoes and skates with confidence and joy.
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Photo by Mijanur Rahman

A winter morning is shrouded in fog as four young friends walk together to the madrasa, while a father walks along the road with his child. At that moment, I took the photos.

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#street
#photo2025
#RohingyaRefugeecamps
#BhasanChar

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#RohingyaCrisis
#Refugee
#livinglife

Photo by mijanur Rahman Island of Bhasanchar

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#Rohingya
#fishing
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Photo by Mijanur Rahman

I am very happy to receive my certificate today even though it is late.Thank you #Rohingyatograper Photo Award 2024 organizing committee

Mohammad Nasim (22) is physically challenged. Disregarding social discrimination and institutional barriers, he sells jhalmuri in the market by decorating a wheelchair in a van, confident that he will capitalize on the profits of this business to meet his family's needs.

#Rohingya
#Bhasanchar

Old Karim Ullah (52) sits on the edge of the Rohingya market and tries to make ends meet for his family by selling few vegetables and coriander leaves.

Mamunur Rashid, a Rohingya fisherman on Bhasan Char, battles the waves daily to support his family and cover his mother's medical expenses. His resilience is a testament to the ongoing struggle of refugees.

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#Rohingya #Refugee

Rabia (55) is a Rohingya woman whose husband died on his way to Bangladesh in 2017 during the war in Myanmar, and in 2020 she moved to Bhasanchar Island with her only eldest son she considers the shop as her companion in lonely times