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Bangladesh

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  • A young girl works the spinning machines, Lewis Hine, Cherryville, NC, 1908.
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    Weaving Connections Documentary Film: Prep (1 of 3)

    Students learn about the global textiles industry using photography, texts, and interviews and evaluate the connections between the industry in 19th c America and modern Bangladesh.

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    Diana Greene
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    READ MORE about Weaving Connections Documentary Film: Prep (1 of 3)
    February 1, 2018
  • In this Wednesday, Nov. 22, 2017, photo, F, 22, who says she was raped by members of Myanmar’s armed forces in June and again in September, cries as she speaks to The Associated Press in her tent in Kutupalong refugee camp in Bangladesh. The Associated Press has found that the rape of Rohingya women by Myanmar’s security forces has been sweeping and methodical. The AP interviewed 29 women and girls who say they were raped by Myanmar’s armed forces, and found distinct patterns in their accounts, their…
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    Pulitzer Center Update

    This Week: Myanmar Military Systematically Rapes Rohingya Women

    Systematic Rape by Myanmar’s Military Kristen Gelineau The Myanmar military conducted an internal...

    December 12, 2017
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    In this Wednesday, Nov. 22, 2017, photo, F, 22, who says she was raped by members of Myanmar’s armed forces in June and again in September, cries as she speaks to The Associated Press in her tent in Kutupalong refugee camp in Bangladesh. The Associated Press has found that the rape of Rohingya women by Myanmar’s security forces has been sweeping and methodical. The AP interviewed 29 women and girls who say they were raped by Myanmar’s armed forces, and found distinct patterns in their accounts, their…
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    PART OF: Rohingya Under Attack

    Rohingya Methodically Raped by Myanmar’s Armed Forces

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    December 11, 2017
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  • In this November 19 photo, a Rohingya Muslim child runs on a mud track between tents at Kutupalong refugee camp in Bangladesh. Image by Maye-e Wong. Bangladesh, 2017. 
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    Rohingya Under Attack

    "All I have left are my words," the Rohingya Muslim refugee said. The AP documents systematic gang...

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    Militants from the Rohingya insurgent group ARSA. September 2017. Image by Jason Motlagh.
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    PART OF: Myanmar's Rohingya: Anatomy of a Genocide

    Myanmar's Imagined Jihadis

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    Jason Motlagh
    Grantee
    November 24, 2017
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  • A family with their newly constructed shelter outside Balukhali Refugee Camp. Image by Doug Bock Clark. Bangladesh, 2017.
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    Pulitzer Center Update

    This Week: Rohingya, The Lost Genocide

    Fear of the 'G-word' Doug Bock Clark The Rohingya have been stripped of citizenship, prevented from...

    November 21, 2017
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    A woman in Kutupalong Refugee Camp. Since August, nearly half a million Rohingya have escaped over the Myanmar border to Bangladesh. Image by Doug Bock Clark. Bangladesh, 2017.
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    PART OF: Exploring Myanmar's Conflicted Future

    The Lost Genocide

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    Doug Bock Clark
    Grantee
    November 17, 2017
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    One of the surf girls on the beach. Image by Doug Bock Clark. Bangladesh, 2017. 
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    PART OF: Exploring Myanmar's Conflicted Future

    Social Media Turned These Girls into Stars. It Also Made Them Targets.

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    Doug Bock Clark
    Grantee
    November 1, 2017
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  • A worker uses his bare hands to remove hide from an alkali bath.

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    Global Environmental Health Day 2017 Video Session

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    In Dhaka, a child undergoes electroencephalography to measure electrical brain activity. Image by Smita Sharma. Bangladesh.
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    PART OF: Vaccines in Low-Income Countries: Reasons and Remedies for their Stunted Performance

    How Poverty Affects the Brain

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    Carina Storrs
    Grantee
    July 17, 2017
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    Improvised mosque in squatter refugee camp. Image by Doug Bock Clark. Bangladesh, 2017.
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    PART OF: Exploring Myanmar's Conflicted Future

    Home in a Rohingya Refugee Camp

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    Doug Bock Clark
    Grantee
    July 6, 2017
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    Rohingya refugees in squatter refugee camp. Image by Doug Bock Clark. Bangladesh, 2017. 
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    PART OF: Exploring Myanmar's Conflicted Future

    Where the Rohingya Refugees Call Home

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    Doug Bock Clark
    Grantee
    June 27, 2017
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