By Zeenat Hansrod
Khin Maung with a group of teachers preparing exam papers.
The United Nations has warned that thousands of young Rohingyas surviving in refugee camps in Bangladesh risk becoming a “lost generation”. A handful of Rohingya teachers are working to ensure this sad fate does not actually happen.
“We are trying the best way we can to make sure we give a future to our children living in dire conditions in the camps,” says teacher Khin Maung.
He is a 24-year-old Rohingya who has been living in Thayin Khali refugee camp in eastern Bangladesh for the past two years.
“We are trying the best way we can to make sure we give a future to our children living in dire conditions in the camps,” says teacher Khin Maung.
He is a 24-year-old Rohingya who has been living in Thayin Khali refugee camp in eastern Bangladesh for the past two years.