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In the Rohingya refugee camps, we really want you to keep the gas running | Ajas Khan

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Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh are facing renewed hardship as international aid funding for cooking gas has faltered, forcing them to resort to burning waste and wood. This situation threatens food security, environmental sustainability, and the safety of children who must collect fuel instead of attending school.
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Aid cuts mean the ethnically-cleansed refugees from Myanmar face a return to cooking over toxic flames, or keeping children out of school to spend all day scouring for firewoodFour years ago the US recognised the genocide of my people, and nations around the world came to our aid. Today, we ask the world to reaffirm that commitment.

In the Rohingya refugee camps, we really want you to keep the gas running | Ajas Khan
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