SVETLANA DOJCINOVIC
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Children walk over the bridge in Rohingya refugee camp
Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh August 03, 2018
The mass human exodus from Myanmar to Bangladesh has turned Cox’s Bazar into the world’s largest refugee settlement.
The mass exodus of the Rohingya has begun and since then over 700.000 people have fled the violence in the Rakhine State, in Myanmar. The most vulnerable are the children, the old and the women. These camps are the biggest in the world - almost a million souls now live in Cox's Bazar area. The people are very vulnerable, highly depending on the humanitarian help for water and food, and the treatments.
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A mother holds her newborn baby at Rohingya refugee camp
Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh August 03, 2018
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A newborn baby sleeps at a house in Rohingya refugee camp
Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh August 03, 2018
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A mother holds a baby at the malnutrition centre inside the refugee camp in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh August 02, 2018
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A pregnant mother at the medical centre inside the refugee camp
Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh August 03, 2018
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Children pushing a load during the rainy season
Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh August 01, 2018
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People watch the construction of the road inside the refugee camp during the rainy season
Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh August 02, 2018
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A man walking in the rain during a rainy season at Rohingya refugee camp
Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh August 02, 2018
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Girls making tampons as a humanitarian help inside the refugee camp
Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh August 01, 2018
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Children receiving the humanitarian help inside the refugee camp
Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh August 01, 2018
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Men in the truck at the Rohingya refugee camp, Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh August 02, 2018
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Children play football inside the refugee camp
Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh August 01, 2018
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Children pose for a photo, Rohingya refugee camp
Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh August 02, 2018
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Men carrying wood for fire inside the refugee camp during sunset
Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh August 03, 2018
