Provide Education For Rohingya refugees
Photo: Iftekhar Rashid By Ziaur Rahman Since 2017, over a million Rohingya refugees were forced to leave their homes due to the ongoing genocide in Myanmar. Unprecedented levels of forced displacement have caused global migration and a refugee crisis in several countries, but world leaders have failed to come up with any long-term solutions. Most Rohingya refugees have found themselves in limbo for years, their rights are denied in their host countries, and they are unable to become self-sufficient or more importantly, rebuild their lives. A school is a safe place where children learn, play and grow - basic necessities for any child growing up, but this is especially important for those that are thousands of miles away from their homes and have seen the horrors of war. In 1996, I was in a refugee camp in Bangladesh after having escaped the horrors of the killings in Myanmar. I started studying in community school and madrasa in Dhumdomia, Teknaf. I was very happy...