Rohingya

A year since fleeing an army crackdown that the United Nations has called “a textbook example of ethnic cleansing”

More marches, gatherings planned across what became the world’s biggest refugee camp, activists told

Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army also condemned Myanmar's military responsible for the crackdown last year

Many fled Myanmar as children, some have been granted refugee status, others live with no legal status or protection

Overstretched police are struggling to protect nearly a million traumatised refugees from violent gangs

Myanmar forces drove the Rohingyas into Bangladesh in a crackdown a year ago likened by the UN to ethnic cleansing

Investigators have been quietly documenting what the Myanmar Muslim minority suffered in 2017

Systematic human rights abuses by Myanmar forces were designed to instill terror in the Rohingya population

Dozens of barefoot boys plays under threatening monsoon clouds

During weeks of violence the UN called 'ethnic cleansing' soldiers killed, raped, and arrested thousands of Rohingya