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Fortunately, they are now living with a former neighbour who was a good friend of their mother’s. “I miss her very much.”Īs well as coping with that loss, she also has to care for her eight-year-old brother. “We covered her body with a blanket and left,” she said, crying. Jainab Bibi, 14, is still mourning her mother’s death during the journey to Bangladesh two months ago. According to the current family counting exercise, some 5,600 families are headed by children under 18 years of age. Thousands have fled without the protection of their family or community and become caregivers to younger siblings or other children overnight. The UN Refugee Agency believes that children make up 55 percent of the total refugee population.
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Rabiaa’s predicament is sadly far too common in the refugee camps and settlements of Cox’s Bazar, where some 650,000 refugees have arrived after fleeing violence that erupted in Myanmar in late August. “I will take care of them for the rest of my life, even if it means that I don’t get married. “Since we all lost our parents, I am now playing the role of a mother and they are like my little children,” said Rabiaa of the two girls. A week later, they moved to Kutupalong camp where they now live beside their former neighbour from Myanmar. They arrived at a transit centre run by UNHCR, a first stop for new arrivals in Bangladesh, and were given hot meals, clean water and new clothes. “My nieces were crying the whole time, missing their parents and little brothers.” “It was a tough journey,” said Rabiaa, recalling the 25-day walk with nothing but the clothes on their backs. They sought refuge in a local village for a month before crossing to Bangladesh. In the chaos, she was separated from her four siblings and found her two nieces, aged four and nine, in distress on the side of the road. Her parents died when their village in Myanmar’s Buthidaung township was razed a few months ago. In Bangladesh, thousands of teenaged refugees are now caring for their younger siblings and relatives after losing their families in Myanmar violence.īy Mohammed Abu Asaker in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh | 22 December 2017Īt just 18, Rabiaa is newly orphaned and a “mother” of two.