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I am Mohammed Zonaid, an SOPA 2025-honoured, award-winning Rohingya freelance journalist,award-winning photographer, documentary storyteller, and field fixer based in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh. Since 2017, I have been documenting and reporting on the Rohingya crisis, forced displacement, human rights, migration, trafficking, and humanitarian issues, working with international and regional media outlets. I am also the Media and Communications Lead at Rohingya Film School, where we empower Rohingya youth through photography, videography, and documentary filmmaking, helping them develop the skills and platforms to tell their own stories.
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Rohingya refugees mark the six-year anniversary of their mass forced migration at Kutupalong camp in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh, on August 25, 2023
Behind the barbed wire, a generation grows up separated from the land their people call home—a powerful reminder of the Rohingya genocide and the continuing reality of displacement in the world’s largest refugee settlement, Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh.
Nine years after the Rohingya genocide, the voices of a displaced people remain unbroken—remembering what was lost, demanding justice, and holding on to the hope of returning home.
Amid the dusty paths of the Rohingya refugee camps, everyday life continues—men carrying water, families moving between bamboo shelters, and children growing up in the uncertainty of displacement.
Rohingya refugees gather around a football match in a densely populated camp in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh, where sport offers a rare moment of community, excitement and connection amid the challenges of camp life.
Rohingya Repatriation Discussion : Myanmar Delegation Visits Teknaf
The forgotten crisis: Rohingya refugees
In this blog, journalists speak with experts and researchers across Uganda, India, and Bangladesh to understand how conflict shapes early childhood.
Writing Poetry Make Nur Sadek Happy?
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On-the-Scene Report: Massive Landslides and Flooding at the World's Largest Rohingya Refugee Camp
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