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The Story of Child Labour: A Rohingya Refugee Young Boy, Nur Kashim

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By RO Maung Shwe A Childhood Marked by Tragedy Nur Kashim, a 13-year-old Rohingya refugee boy, is the son of the late Shah Alam and Morium Khatun. Originally from Yang Chaung Taungbazar village in Buthidaung Township, Rakhine State, Myanmar, his life has been shaped by unimaginable hardship and loss. From an early age, he witnessed his family’s struggle for survival in an environment filled with uncertainty and fear. The loss of his father left …

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The Story of Child Labour: A Rohingya Refugee Young Boy, Nur Kashim

By RO Maung Shwe A Childhood Marked by Tragedy Nur Kashim, a 13-year-old Rohingya refugee boy, is the son of the late Shah Alam and Morium Khatun. Originally from Yang Chaung Taungbazar village in Buthidaung Township, Rakhine State, Myanmar, his life has been shaped by unimaginable hardship and loss. From an early age, he witnessed his family’s struggle for survival in an environment filled with uncertainty and fear. The loss of his father left …

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