Mahmud Hossain Opu

Al Jazeera trav­els with Ro­hingya to Bhashan Char is­land where Bangladesh wants to move about 100,000 refugees.

Dai­ly-wage earn­ers left wait­ing for as­sis­tance from gov­ern­ment amid ex­tend­ed lock­down.

Sun­day marks two years since the mass ex­o­dus of Ro­hingya to Bangladesh af­ter Myan­mar’s mil­i­tary cam­paign against them.

More than two mil­lion Mus­lims from over 130 coun­tries at­tend­ed the an­nu­al Biswa Ijtema gath­er­ing in Bangladesh.

Forced out of their home coun­try, Ro­hingya Mus­lims share their ex­pe­ri­ences of cross­ing to Bangladesh.

‘I grabbed my chil­dren and ran to­wards the for­est, and wait­ed there with sev­er­al hun­dred peo­ple.’

Twen­ty civil­ians and two po­lice of­fi­cers killed in at­tack at pop­u­lar cafe in Dha­ka.

Monastery has been serv­ing if­tar meals to un­der­priv­i­leged Mus­lims dur­ing Ra­madan for the past six years.