“My father said, displacement should not stop your education! start learning informally, one day the opportunity will come.”-Ayas, a Forcefully Displaced Myanmar National.
The mass atrocities of 2017, when the Myanmar military unleashed a campaign of violence aga...
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For too many girls in conservative communities, education comes to a halt with the onset of menstruation — a stark reality for Yaesmin Bibi* (14), who lives in a camp for displaced Rohinga in...
Read More28 May 2024
CARE has always focused on women and girls in all the interventions and activities. Health is no exception. For women and girls, Menstrual Hygiene Management (MHM) is one...
Read More20 June 2023
Ayesha Khatun, who escaped from Myanmar and lives in the Rohingya refugee camps in Bangladesh, is a shining example of strength and resilience. Aged 32, Ayesha is a mother of four and has pursued e...
Read More20 June 2023
In the traditional and patriarchal context of the Rohingya community, women often face a lack of empowerment and limited freedom to exercise their reproductive rights. The decision-making process s...
Read More20 June 2023
In the sprawling Rohingya refugee camps, women face a variety of challenges, from harmful social norms to limited livelihood opportunities. Violence against women and girls and sexual exploitation ...
Read More18 May 2023
Hasina Begum (46) is a Disaster Management Unit volunteer who protected her community during cyclone &ls...
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