Rohingya Children Need an Advocate in Brussels

Expand Posters inside a “learning center” in a Rohingya refugee camp in Cox’s Bazar, February 2019. Aid groups established learning centers but are barred by the Bangladesh government from providing formal education. © 2019 Human Rights Watch/ Bill Van Esveld “Azida” is a 12-year-old girl, born in Myanmar, but now growing up in neighboring Bangladesh. Forced out of her home at age 10 by a military campaign of ethnic cleansing, she now lives in the sprawling Cox’s Bazar refugee camps on the southern coast of Bangladesh. Among the many stark changes in her new life is the fact that there are…

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