VOICED : I would be dead: Britain's Rohingyas speak out

The transcript discusses the plight of the Rohingya community, focusing on a family that found refuge in the UK in 2009. Despite their safety, they face challenges as their relatives in Myanmar suffer from violence and communication barriers. The Rohingya community in Bradford, the largest in Europe, actively seeks ways to support those left behind. A young refugee, born in a camp, aspires to become a nurse to aid others. The recent crisis, triggered by military crackdowns, has led to a massive exodus, with hopes for international intervention.

What challenges did the Rohingya family face after fleeing to Bangladesh?

Describe the feelings of the individual regarding their family left behind in Myanmar.

How has the Rohingya community in Bradford benefited from the British Government?

What aspirations does the 17-year-old girl from the refugee camp have for her future?

What are the main reasons for the recent exodus of Rohingya people from Myanmar?