A Rohingya Refugee's Story

Meet Nur, a Rohingya woman living in one of the world’s biggest refugee camps.

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00:00We were attacked by police.

00:03We were killed in front of them.

00:06Our children were also killed.

00:21Whom did they attack?

00:24They shot us.

00:26They tortured us.

00:30But I don't want to live here.

00:33I want to go back to my hometown.

00:36I want to go back to my village.

00:38I want to go back to my village.

00:40I want to come back to my village.

01:00We have been living here for a long time, but we don't know where we are going to end up in the future.

01:07We don't know where we are going to end up in the future.

01:10We are from Rasanbhai, we are from M.M.A.S.

01:28Rasanbhai.

01:29We have no money to buy food.

01:33If we have money, we can buy food.

01:37But if we don't have money, we can't buy anything.

01:41If we have money, we can't buy anything.

01:44If we have money, we can't buy anything.

01:59No human rights organisation or no other country can accuse India of intolerant or

02:25dealing with Rohingyas in a very inhuman manner.

02:28They are illegal immigrants in India.

02:30Deportation has to be through a legal process.

02:33If we have money, we can buy things.

02:36If we have money, we can buy things.

02:38We are a country.

02:40We are a country.

02:42If we have money, we can buy things.

02:44If we have money, we can buy things.

02:46If we don't have money, we can't buy things.