Rasmus Degnbol – Page 6 – Rasmus Degnbol – Your photojournalist / photographer in Copenhagen, Denmark

Starting to look forward to getting back to Danish Traffic. 4 days left in Cox’s Bazar in Bangladesh covering the Rohingya refugees.

1. December 2017

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Day 7 in Bangladesh heading for the border and newly arrived Rogingyas who succeded in crossing the Naf River after being stranden without food and water for 19 days outside Myanmar border fence.

30. November 2017

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Ive spent the last two days partnering up with NGO @bracworld and their response to the Rohingya refugees. Im very impressed with how they include local community and Rohingya community as well instead of forcing external staff without local knowledge. If you can spare a few dollars go donate as they really stretch every penny for the Rohingyas. Here its their wonderful communications officer in a joyful moment as we ended up with a stampede of children. A good memory in the mist of a crisis

Ive spent the last two days partnering up with NGO @bracworld and their response to the Rohingya refugees. Im very impressed with how they include local community and Rohingya community as well instead of forcing external staff without local knowledge.

28. November 2017

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This is Jasmina. She's 20 years old, and lost her husband when Myanmar military attacked her village on the 30. August this year. As they ran out the house her husband was shot twice from gun fire, and her brother also. She helped them up and with the help of other people they fled to Bangladesh which took them 3 days crossing high mountains and muddy terrain. Her brother died on the way and her husband died 1 hour after they reached safety in Bangladesh. He is now buried next to the worlds largest refugee camp Kutupalong in southern Bangladesh, on a small hill where Jasmina cannot go as a woman, in a country she doesn't know, and in 1 month she will give birth to their second child. I've only been here 2,5 days now, and have yet to meet someone without this type of horrible story. So if you're sitting at home, go donate to any NGO who's out here. BRAC, UNICEF, MOAS etc. its needed beyond anything I've ever seen. Why? The more the NGOs have for this crisis, the less pressure it puts on the Bangladesh government to quick fix this by once again sending the Rohingyas home to uncertainty and further apartheid and violence. This needs time to get done right

This is Jasmina. She's 20 years old, and lost her husband when Myanmar military attacked her village on the 30. August this year. As they ran out the house her husband was shot twice from gun fire, and her brother

26. November 2017

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Day 3 here in Bangladesh covering the Rohingya refugees. Last light shines across to top tents and mosque. The army and police leave the camps at 17.00. With no security they are left alone and children are in high danger of trafficking

Day 3 here in Bangladesh covering the Rohingya refugees. Last light shines across to top tents and mosque. The army and police leave the camps at 17.00. With no security they are left alone and children are in high danger

26. November 2017