A Rohingya refugee boy holds his books as he leaves a makeshift school in a Mosque at Balukhali refugee camp near Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh, on Jan 17, 2018. It was Aug 26, the day after Rohingya Muslim separatist attacks on military outposts in the group's homeland in western Myanmar. Soldiers targeted the educated, they said, so there would be no community leaders left willing to speak up against the pervasive abuse. “Things will get worse for the Rohingya because no one will speak out for them.”Thousands of #Rohingya girls and women are survivors of sexual violence. Kafait Ullah, a 26-year-old primary school teacher, took a breath, steadied his shaking hands and rose to ask a question.

Source: Bangkok Post June 05, 2018 06:21 UTC