"We are
together, we are one and the same nation!"
In the Rohingya refugee camps in Bangladesh, messages of solidarity have multiplied since the coup d'état of February 1.
Every day, photos circulate on social networks.
We see women and children, three fingers raised in the sky, the symbol of resistance, or even men carrying signs to
"save democracy".
Mohammed Zonaig is one of the young Rohingyas who photograph his compatriots.
From the height of his 24 years, he wants the Burmese to know that the Rohingyas are by their side.
“It's important for us to show our support.
I would have liked to be in the streets to demonstrate, but unfortunately I'm stuck here, ”he
says.
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If they dream of regaining their land, they know that negotiations for repatriation have stalled.
"We are terrified
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