Silent suffering: inside the Rohingya refugee crisis

Bangladesh is currently home to almost 1 million Rohingya refugees. Moriom is one of them.
Together with her family, she fled mass violence and persecution in Myanmar's Rakhine State.
Forced to leave behind her home, she now resides in the congested refugee camps of Cox’s Bazar, facing extreme weather, safety concerns, and limited access to education and work opportunities.
Find out more about EU humanitarian support to Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh: europa.eu/!dT9tw4
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[@SnapShots2U]

Please visit Malaysia... So many similar situations of suffering and waiting for a solution for decades.
Refugees and Asylum seekers have no other option than waiting with hope, time passes, days turning into months and months turning into years.
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[@jennifervan75]

I don't get the hate humans have towards other humans because of skin or ethnicity