Inside a stifling bamboo shanty, eight-year-old Saleema Khanam throws a bright yellow shawl over her head and steps out into an enormous refugee camp in Bangladesh, clutching her treasured Quran. She is the only girl in her local madrassa or Islamic seminary, catering to Rohingya children driven from Buddhist-majority Myanmar by a wave of genocidal violence.
Inside a stifling bamboo shanty, eight-year-old Saleema Khanam throws a bright yellow shawl over her head and steps out into an enormous refugee camp in Bangladesh, clutching her treasured Quran. She is the only girl in her local madrassa or Islamic seminary, catering to Rohingya children driven from Buddhist-majority Myanmar by a wave of genocidal violence.
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October 11, 2018
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