I Am Here. Bangladesh.

Kutupalong Camp

3.74519, 34.83758

Self-settled by Rohingya refugees from Burma (now Myanmar) in 1991.
It began an official camp managed by the Bangladesh government in 2017 following the massive arrival of Rohingyas escaping genocide in Myanmar.
The official camp represents only a small portion of the area, mostly composed of makeshift shelters.
Kutupalong is today the largest refugee camp in the world.
Population: 701,306 (2020)

“I love this place because I am living here peacefully.”

— Abdu Salam

“I’m Very Sick Please Pray For Me.
I’m Rohingya Refugee Camp living.”

— Md tuaha

“Hi friends.. How are you”

— Nurul Alam

“Home now”

— Solim Khan

Ibram Khan, October 2017.
Muntasir Mamun Piash, January 2018.
Md Huson, April 2019.
JBR Ktp, January 2020.
Robialom Robialom, September 2018.
Mohammad Omorfarok, November 2020.
Gyg Binsaied, June 2018.
Imran Khan, September 2020.
Md Arshad, September 2020.
Omar Farooq, June 2019.

I Am Here, a digital exhibition