Keeping tensions at bay in Rohingya tent city

October 03, 2017 5:00 AM

Few people walk into a refugee camp expecting to live there forever. Certainly not Ms Roshida Begum, who fled Myanmar some 25 years ago at the age of 11. Its military regime then was trying to relocate her Rohingya Muslim village, and those who objected were arrested. The luckier ones – like her father – were freed after torture. The unlucky ones – like her uncle – were never found again.

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