On 25 August 2017, a large campaign of targeted violence against the Rohingya erupted in Myanmar. Within a few weeks, over 700.000 people crossed the border to Bangladesh seeking safety and shelter. MSF recorded at least 6.700 violent deaths of Rohingya people. Today, close to 1 million people still depend on humanitarian aid to survive in Cox’s Bazar, the largest refugee camp in the world. Without nationality. Without refugee status. Without prospects for the future.

It has been 5 years since over 700.00 Rohingya people fled to Bangladesh and the attention from the international community to their stories is declining. To mark this date, 5 Rohingya people across generations talked to MSF about their past, present and future.