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Noor Begum and her brother Mohammed Shafiq . They were orphaned by the recent ethnic cleansing in Burma but reunited with close relatives by Save the Children .
photographed at the Kutupalong refugee camp near Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh, close to the border with Myanmar . Over 620,000 Rohinghya, a persecuted muslim ethnic minority in Mynamar have fled into neighbouring Bangladesh since the most recent crisis began in August . Evidence supports that they have been fleeing mass atrocities by Myanmar government security forces including murder, rape and arson in an ongoing campaign of ethnic cleansing, launched following a coordinated attack by a Rohingya armed group.

Cox's Bazar 29 November 2017

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Mcc0080151 . Sunday Telegraph<br /> <br /> DT News<br /> <br /> Noor Begum and her brother Mohammed Shafiq . They were orphaned by the recent ethnic cleansing in Burma but reunited with close relatives by Save the Children .<br /> photographed at the Kutupalong refugee camp near Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh, close to the border with Myanmar . Over 620,000 Rohinghya, a persecuted muslim ethnic minority in Mynamar have fled into neighbouring Bangladesh since the most recent crisis began in August . Evidence supports that they have been fleeing mass atrocities by Myanmar government security forces including murder, rape and arson in an ongoing campaign of ethnic cleansing, launched following a coordinated attack by a Rohingya armed group.<br /> <br /> Cox's Bazar 29 November 2017
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