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I visited the Rohingya camps in Myanmar and here is what I saw

  • Written by Cresa Pugh, Doctoral Student in Sociology & Social Policy, Harvard University
I visited the Rohingya camps in Myanmar and here is what I sawA camp for displaced Rohingyas in the city of Sittwe in western Myanmar.Cresa Pugh, CC BY

Myanmar recently claimed to have repatriated its first Rohingya refugee family. But, as an official from the United Nations noted, the country is still not safe for the return of its estimated 700,000 Rohingya Muslim refugees, who fled to Bangladesh in 2017...

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