Bangladesh, Kutupalong refugee camp
Molia Banu, 60, and her daughters fled their village when the military began burning a house next to theirs. They survive by begging on the main road. Since October 2016, about 700,000 Rohingya Muslims had crossed the border from Myanmar into Bangladesh fleeing a campaign of terror, in what the United Nations human rights chief has called Òa textbook example of ethnic cleansing.Ó The conflict erupted after a Rohingya militant group attacked army security posts in the countryÕs west coast state of Rakhine. The Rohingya, often called the most persecuted minority in the world, have been facing discrimination in Myanmar for decades.
