TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 11月19日 08時02分

Rohingya who walked for more than a week to cross the Naf River from Myanmar and Bangladesh wait to proceed to refugee camps on Nov. 2, 2017. Some 600,000 people from the Muslim minority have arrived in Bangladesh since late August, when a militant Rohingya group attacked police and military posts, prompting the government to reply with a campaign that included burning hundreds of Rohingya villages to the ground. The masses who arrived have spoken of being burned, raped and driven from their homes. "It is hard to compare that magnitude of sadness to anything else I have seen," writes photographer @kevinfrayer, who spent weeks documenting the ongoing crisis. Read his full account and see more of his pictures in the new issue of TIME and on TIME.com. Photograph by @kevinfrayer—@gettyimages

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