unicefさんのインスタグラム写真 - (unicefInstagram)「With limited learning opportunities in the camps, Rohingya refugee children are taking education into their own hands. Mohammad's story, shared by @thomasnybophoto, will inspire you. 👇📚 . . . #regram Two weeks ago while walking through heavy mud on a rainy day in the world’s largest refugee camp, I heard a determined, quiet voice reading English. The story was about a picnic in the park. I followed the voice and found a teenage Rohingya boy named Mohammad sitting in the doorway of his family’s plastic and bamboo shelter. The book was called “Reader 5, Grade 6” and Mohammad had carried it with him from Myanmar when his village was attacked by soldiers. He reads it constantly because in the camp he has nothing but time; and he spends that time, four or five hours a day, practicing his English, sometimes with a local tutor, sometimes by himself in the doorway with his book. I got back to my hotel that night and told my colleagues about this remarkable boy who we needed to buy some books. @laladumonde2018 showed up a few days later with a wrapped package containing three books: a more-advanced English text book; Paulo Coelho’s The Alchemist; and Hunger by Knut Hamsun. Today, on my last day in the camp, I walked back through the mud to Mohammad’s tent and told him that I believed in him, and that he inspires me. “This is for you,” I told him, handing him the package. Mohammad took out each book and held it, and ran his hand along the front cover and the spine, and then he turned to me. “Thank you,” he said. I asked him if I could take his picture with his books. Mohammad put on his best shirt, sat down with his new books, and he smiled. #rohingya #refugees #bangladesh #books #paulocoelho #hunger #knuthamsun」7月14日 21時55分 - unicef

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With limited learning opportunities in the camps, Rohingya refugee children are taking education into their own hands. Mohammad's story, shared by @thomasnybophoto, will inspire you. 👇📚
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#regram Two weeks ago while walking through heavy mud on a rainy day in the world’s largest refugee camp, I heard a determined, quiet voice reading English. The story was about a picnic in the park. I followed the voice and found a teenage Rohingya boy named Mohammad sitting in the doorway of his family’s plastic and bamboo shelter. The book was called “Reader 5, Grade 6” and Mohammad had carried it with him from Myanmar when his village was attacked by soldiers. He reads it constantly because in the camp he has nothing but time; and he spends that time, four or five hours a day, practicing his English, sometimes with a local tutor, sometimes by himself in the doorway with his book. I got back to my hotel that night and told my colleagues about this remarkable boy who we needed to buy some books. @laladumonde2018 showed up a few days later with a wrapped package containing three books: a more-advanced English text book; Paulo Coelho’s The Alchemist; and Hunger by Knut Hamsun. Today, on my last day in the camp, I walked back through the mud to Mohammad’s tent and told him that I believed in him, and that he inspires me. “This is for you,” I told him, handing him the package. Mohammad took out each book and held it, and ran his hand along the front cover and the spine, and then he turned to me. “Thank you,” he said. I asked him if I could take his picture with his books. Mohammad put on his best shirt, sat down with his new books, and he smiled. #rohingya #refugees #bangladesh #books #paulocoelho #hunger #knuthamsun


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