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Doc Sábbá Rohingya Zine - January 2021

Doc Sábbá Rohingya Zine - January 2021
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Welcome to this January 2021 edition of Doc Sábbá - the first issue on this online platform.

Photo by Rohingya refugee living on Bhasan Char. Read the photo essay below:
Photo by Rohingya refugee living on Bhasan Char. Read the photo essay below:
Amid concern from charities and NGOs, Bangladesh is relocating Rohinghya refugees to a remote island. One resident describes his new life there
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Read the case history below:
Read the case history below:
Bangladesh authorities under pressure from rights activists including Bianca Jagger over detention of Abul Karam
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See the full list of persons who supported Abul Kalam below.
See the full list of persons who supported Abul Kalam below.
Worldwide call to demand the release of Rohingya photographer Abul Kalam | Medium
Worldwide call to demand the release of Rohingya photographer Abul Kalam | Medium
Abul Kalam was arrested and detained whilst taking photographs of buses leaving for the Rohingya refugee camps for the remote island of Bhasan Char
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The above is one image from a striking set of images concerning barbed wire in the Rohingya camps of Bangladesh. More on this soon.
The above photo was used by AFP without authorisation. We spotted it featured on The Guardian news site. You can read our initial complaint to AFP below. In a letter to Shafiur Rahman, AFP have acknowledged fault, removed the photo from their system, and at the time of writing have agreed to compensate the photographer and overhaul their engagement with Rohingya stringers.
Shafiur Rahman on Twitter: "UNAUTHORISED USAGE of a photo by a #Rohingya #refugee by major news & visual media companies. @AFPphoto @getty Photo appears in @guardian today BUT was EXCLUSIVELY submitted to @RohingyaPhoto competition. Uploaded to its insta. Photographer IN SHOCK! https://t.co/Y4BJWrTOjf… https://t.co/g45TW5gviY"
Shafiur Rahman on Twitter: "UNAUTHORISED USAGE of a photo by a #Rohingya #refugee by major news & visual media companies. @AFPphoto @getty Photo appears in @guardian today BUT was EXCLUSIVELY submitted to @RohingyaPhoto competition. Uploaded to its insta. Photographer IN SHOCK! https://t.co/Y4BJWrTOjf… https://t.co/g45TW5gviY"
“UNAUTHORISED USAGE of a photo by a #Rohingya #refugee by major news & visual media companies. @AFPphoto @getty
Photo appears in @guardian today BUT was EXCLUSIVELY submitted to @RohingyaPhoto competition. Uploaded to its insta.
Photographer IN SHOCK!
https://t.co/Y4BJWrTOjf”
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The link referred to in two of the photographs above is here.
Doc Sábbá is an Art Zine featuring creative works by Rohingya refugees including photography, paintings and words. The title, Doc Sábbá, pronounced dosh sabba, means 10 pages in Rohingya language. “Doc Sábbá” is written in Rohingyalish.
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