Refuge

This book is a harvest of a whole year of continuous journeys to the Rohingya refugee camps in Cox's Bazar - Bangladesh, after they were forced to leave their homes and displace from their villages in Burma. The stories it narrates are "realistic" without a dramatic plot, and "humanitarian" without any attention to roots, conveying in precise detail: their escape method, the routes they crossed, and the dangers they faced. The images it is filled with are "vibrant" without a heart, speaking without vocal cords, not stopping you at the limits of observation, but cutting through distances for you to live through the lives of those who lived them, so that you feel as if your feet have stepped on the camp ground without the trouble of travel or weather humidity.