COVID-19 Rohingya Crisis

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Ayesha* (12) holds a water container at Lambashia Camp, Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh.

Ayesha lives with her mother Yasmin Begum* (45), her father, two sisters and brother in the Rohingya refugee camps in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh. Her family arrived in Cox’s Bazar in September 2017 after fleeing violence in Myanmar.

Since arriving in the camps, Ayesha has been attending a Save the Children learning centre. She says she loves learning English and being able to make new friends.

“Save the Children have given me a backpack with a pen, colouring pencils, notepaper, a water bottle and an umbrella. I use these when I go to the learning centre."

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Coxs Bazar - Rohingya Response.PDF

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