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19/03/2025

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18/03/2025

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13/03/2025

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27/02/2025

Food for Thought
Rohingyatographer Issue #3
ISBN: 9798347533473
20 x 25cm / 332 pages / Colour
485 photos by 32 Rohingya photographers
Available from: https://www.blurb.com/b/12273873-food-for-thought
Promo Campaign: https://www.rohingyatographer.org/so/a8PHlre_o?languageTag=en
About Rohingyatographer: https://www.rohingyatographer.org/about
Press release: https://www.rohingyatographer.org/post/food-for-thought-a-celebration-of-resilience-culture-and-the-power-of-rohingya-food
Food as Resistance: The Rohingya Struggle for Cultural Survival: https://observerdiplomat.com/food-as-resistance-the-rohingya-struggle-for-cultural-survival/
Sustenance and Resilience: Rohingya Refugees Photograph Their Cuisine in Bangladesh by Gaspar Ruiz-Canela (EFE / ElDiario.es)� https://www.eldiario.es/politica/sustento-resistencia-refugiados-rohinyas-fotografian-gastronomia-banglades_1_11936857.html
Food for Thought: Rohingyatographer Issue #3 – A Celebration of Resilience, Culture, and the Power of Rohingya Food by Ahtaram Shin https://www.rohingyatographer.org/post/food-for-thought-a-celebration-of-resilience-culture-and-the-power-of-rohingya-food?utm_campaign=96618dc9-c3c7-436f-860f-6b919d2596a8&utm_source=so&utm_medium=lp

Food for Thought is the third issue of Rohingyatographer and presents a compelling visual ethnographic survey of Rohingya life in refugee camps, examining the profound significance of food beyond mere sustenance. This unique publication explores how food is distributed, prepared, consumed, and shared within the camps, offering an intimate portrayal of life in a food-scarce environment. It is more than a collection of recipes—it is a heartfelt exploration of the cultural identity, resilience, and creativity of the Rohingya people.

Featuring nearly 500 photographs by 32 Rohingya photographers, Food for Thought provides a powerful and personal lens into the community’s experiences. The magazine highlights food as a vital link to the Rohingya's homeland, preserving memories, traditions, and a sense of belonging. It documents the challenges of food insecurity, worsened by reductions to World Food Programme rations, and showcases the ingenious ways families adapt, from cultivating home gardens and small-scale farming to street vending.

The issue also celebrates the communal aspects of meals, such as Iftar during Ramadan, festive feasts, and shared preparation of dishes, illustrating how food sustains not only bodies but also community bonds. It captures the diversity of Rohingya cuisine—from staple dishes like rice and fish to traditional snacks and sweets that reflect the rich flavours of Arakan.

Through this publication, the resourcefulness of the Rohingya community shines. Traditional cooking methods and the adaptation of recipes to limited resources are a testament to their enduring strength and cultural heritage. Food for Thought does more than highlight a crisis; it seeks to honour the Rohingya’s enduring strength, their rich cultural heritage, and the resilience they bring to even the most basic act of sharing a meal.

This in-depth look at Rohingyatographer Issue #3: Food for Thought is a must-read for anyone seeking to understand the Rohingya experience and the cultural significance of food amidst displacement. By purchasing this publication, you support Rohingya artists and storytellers, helping to amplify their voices and share their stories of resilience with the world.

15/02/2025

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13/02/2025

Thanks for MALAYSIA FROM ROHINGYA PEOPLE

The government is considering providing additional social assistance to refugees registered with both the government and the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), including granting them legal employment rights in Malaysia.

However, Minister in the Prime Minister’s Department (Federal Territories), Dr Zaliha Mustafa, said the specifics of this proposal are still being refined, taking into account labour requirements and conditions across various sectors, according to a report in Malay daily Berita Harian today.

She stated that this approval would only be finalised once all refugees and asylum seekers in Malaysia are officially registered with the government.

“Currently, the government is implementing National Security Council Directive No. 23: Policy and Mechanism for Managing Refugees and Asylum Seekers (2023 revision), which was signed by the prime minister on June 14, 2023.

“This directive serves as the government’s framework for supervising and managing refugees and asylum seekers in Malaysia, outlining the roles and responsibilities of each involved government agency,” she said.

She made these remarks in a written response to a question from Teresa Kok Suh Sim (PH-Seputeh) in the Dewan Rakyat, who asked whether UNHCR-recognised refugees could be granted legal employment as a measure to address the country’s labour shortage.

Expanding on the matter, Zaliha noted that Malaysia is not a signatory to the 1951 Refugee Convention or the 1967 Refugee Protocol.

“However, on humanitarian grounds, Malaysia has extended social assistance to Rohingya refugees from Myanmar, as well as refugees from other countries.

“The government allows these groups to remain temporarily in the country, subject to existing laws, before they are resettled in a third country or return to their country of origin,” she added

08/02/2025

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03/01/2025

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