ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 9月5日 22時06分

They stumble down muddy ravines and flooded creeks through miles of hills and jungle in Bangladesh, and thousands more come each day. Some are gaunt and spent, already starving and carrying listless and dehydrated babies. They are tens of thousands of #Rohingya — a Muslim ethnic minority who live in Myanmar’s Rakhine State. Most were stripped of their citizenship by the military junta that used to rule Myanmar; they’ve since suffered decades of repression under the country’s Buddhist majority. Now, they’re arriving in #Bangladesh bearing accounts of massacre at the hands of the Myanmar security forces and allied mobs that started on August 25, after Rohingya militants staged attacks against government forces. The retaliation that followed was carried out in methodical assaults on villages. “There are no more villages left, none at all,” said Rashed Ahmed, a farmer who’d already been walking for 4 days. “There are no more people left, either,” he said. “It is all gone.” On Friday, @adamjdean photographed these refugees who had crossed the border into Bangladesh after days of walking. Swipe left to see more photos — of Rohingya refugees trekking over the hills and resting — and visit the link in our profile to read the full story.

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