Young Rohingya refugees in Cox’s Bazar show determination to keep education dreams alive

Despite challenges in accessing education for Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh, many continue to learn and to help others to do the same. One family in Kutupalong refugee settlement are an example in how a passion for education is passed down through generations
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