SEVEN years ago, the life of Abdu Rahman, a 25-year-old Rohingya refugee, spiraled to its lowest point. The genocide in Myanmar left him orphaned. His father, Monir Ahmad, who worked as an Arabic teacher, and his mother both died in 2017.

At that time, he was still in high school in Maungdaw. “I was forced to flee to Bangladesh along with the villagers,” said Abdu when met at the refugee camp in Mina Raya Building, Gampong Leun