The secret gardens of Rohingya refugees

The vegetable gardens of the world’s largest refugee camp provide Rohingya families with food, companionship and solace.Read the full article

By Guillaume Pajot

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, Food, Informal economy, Refugees, Violence, Women, Youth, Agriculture, SDGs, Race and ethnicity

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