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Happy New Year from the aftermath of a devastating fire in the #Rohingya Refugee Camp. While people around the world celebrate the arrival of 2025 with joy, progress, and success, Rohingya refugees continue to endure the harsh realities of climate change, statelessness, displacement, and natural disasters. This is the... show more

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