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A wound may heal, but the scars and trauma last a lifetime
By Ahtaram Shin and Ayub Khan Dkl Holding her photo of injury. © Ayub Khan Dkl An eleven-year-old girl named Shehra from Hiarpara,...
Ahtaram Shin
Mar 222 min read
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Food for Thought: Rohingyatographer Issue #3. A Celebration of Resilience, Culture, and the Power of Rohingya Food
By Atharam Shin Food for Thought: Rohingyatographer iss ue #3 co v er image: Musa —a serving of fried chicken and rice wrapped in banana...
Ahtaram Shin
Jan 165 min read
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Water scarcity in Rohingya refugee camps: A daily struggle for survival
Words and photos by Ro Anuwar Sadek, Ahtaram Shin and Ro BM Hairu In the Rohingya refugee camp, one of the most critical needs is water....
Ahtaram Shin
Jun 16, 20244 min read
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Beyond the Coop: Exploring Rohingya's Poultry Practices
Words by Ahtaram Shin and Anuwar Sadek. Photos by Anuwar Sadek The Rohingya community in Myanmar had a diverse array of poultry,...
Ahtaram Shin
Feb 29, 20244 min read
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Microcosms of Resilience: Capturing the Unseen Biodiversity in the Rohingya Refugee Camp
Words by Ahtaram Shin. Photo-essay by Ro Anuwar Sadek Macro photography is not just a hobby; it's a portal to the hidden worlds within...
Ahtaram Shin
Feb 19, 20242 min read
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Street Vendors of the Rohingya Camp: A Photo-Essay by Md Zubair
At the break of dawn, amidst the squalid conditions of a Rohingya refugee camp, 20-year-old Md Zubair embarks on a journey to document...
Ahtaram Shin
Feb 5, 20242 min read
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