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Two-year-old Hazera, confused and scared, holds on to her mother after reaching Bangladesh from MyanmarRohingya refugee Sona Banu is carried ashore on September 27, by Nobi Hossain after crossing the Naf River by boat from Myanmar to near Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh. As many as 400,000 Rohingya have fled to Bangladesh since August 25, according to the United Nations. The Rohingya are a Muslim minority who live in Myanmar's Rakhine state but are not recognized there as citizens. They are considered by human rights groups to be among the world's most persecuted people.

Dildar Begum, a Rohingya woman, and her daughter, Noor Kalima, recover from injuries at Sadar Hospital in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh, after fleeing their home in Rakhine state. Begum said her husband was killed and she and her daughter were attacked by Burmese soldiers.

Pictured: These refugees walked for over a week without foodThirteen-year-old Mobin walked for 12 days to escape the atrocitiesThe tired, mud-coated legs of a fleeing Rohingya personA group of Rohingya men and young boysAfter leaving everything else in Myanmar, Rohingya Abu Tabel arrives in Bangladesh with the last of his belongingsThis caged chicken was Abu Tabel's sole companionResources are stretched at the refugee camps in Bangladesh, where thousands have arrived on foot or by boatMakeshift tents and tarpaulins provide a fragile shelter for the newcomersA young Rohingya boy carries branches to construct a makeshift shantyAn injured Rohingya boy lifts his T-shirt to reveal a large bandage across his stomachA Rohingya family sit in a field for a much-needed mealRasida, who is nine months pregnant, waits with her family as they look for a space to set up their makeshift homeAn exhausted Rohingya man whose eyes have witnessed deadly atrocitiesTwo generations of a Rohingya refugee family walk with their belongings attached to long sticks across their shouldersRohingya children and adults wade through water carrying their possessionsA Rohingya man wading in waist-deep water carries sacks and pots over his head, looking directly at the cameraBurnt villages are seen on September 27, near Maungdaw in Myanmar's northern Rakhine state.Rohingya men stand in line on September 19, to collect food distributed by aid agencies in Balukhali refugee camp in Bangladesh.People scramble to catch food distributed by aid groups on September 18, at the Balukhali refugee camp in Bangladesh.Rohingya refugees take cover from monsoon rains on September 17, in the Balukhali refugee camp in Bangladesh.A Bangladeshi border guard keeps watch on September 16, near the beach of Sharapuri Dwip, where many Rohingya refugees land after crossing from Myanmar.Rohingya refugees disembark from a boat on September 13, on the Bangladeshi side of the Naf River. Rohingya refugees fleeing Myanmar hold their infant son Abdul Masood, <a href="http://www.cnn.com/2017/09/14/asia/myanmar-rohingya-muslim-family-mourns-infant-son/index.html" target="_blank">who died when their boat capsized</a> just before reaching Bangladesh on September 13.Rohingya refugee Rashida Begum stands next to her 15-year-old son, Azizul Hoque, as he is treated on September 13, at a hospital in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh. He sustained a landmine injury while crossing from Myanmar to Bangladesh.Rohingya refugees bury Nur Ali in Kutupalong, Bangladesh, on September 13. Ali was a 50-year-old man who died of gunshot wounds he sustained while fleeing violence in Myanmar.

Nur Ali's son, Abul Basar, reacts while attending his father's funeral on September 13, in Bangladesh. In Myanmar, <a href="http://edition.cnn.com/2017/09/09/asia/rohingya-crisis-ceasefire/index.html" target="_blank">the latest outbreak of violence</a> came after a series of alleged attacks by Rohingya militants on government border posts. In response, Myanmar's military intensified "clearance operations" against "terrorists," driving thousands of people from their homes. <a href="http://www.cnn.com/2016/12/13/asia/myanmar-rakhine-state-villages/index.html" target="_blank">Satellite photos</a> released by Human Rights Watch showed entire villages torched to the ground in clashes between Myanmar's armed forces and local militants.Rohingya children flee the Rakhine state by boat on Tuesday, September 12.A woman collapses on September 12, after the wooden boat she and other refugees were traveling in crashed into the shore in Dakhinpara, Bangladesh.The woman is carried to shore after her boat crashed in Dakhinpara.A Rohingya woman cries after the boat crash in Dakhinpara on September 12.Refugees jump from the boat in Dakhinpara on September 12.A Rohingya child holds a baby on September 12, as refugees wade through the Naf River in Bangladesh.Rohingya men pray on September 11, in a makeshift shelter near Cox's Bazar.Bangladeshi volunteers distribute food on September 10, to Rohingya refugees in Chittagong, Bangladesh.Rohingya refugees walk across paddy fields on September 9, after crossing the border in Gundum, Bangladesh.A Rohingya mother and child flee violence in Myanmar's Rakhine State.A boat full of Rohingya refugees arrives on September 9, on the Bangladeshi side of the Naf River.A girl is carried to safety after crossing the Naf River on September 9.Rohingya men reach out for relief supplies on September 9, at a refugee camp in Bangladesh.A Rohingya girl carries supplies on September 9, at a refugee camp in Ukhia, Bangladesh.Refugees gather on the shoreline after arriving September 8, in Dakhinpara.A Bangladeshi border guard orders Rohingya refugees to return to the Myanmar side of a small canal on August 29. Bangladesh has been struggling to cope with the influx of refugees.Bangladeshi border guards stand watch on August 26, as Rohingya refugees escape fresh gunfire near Myanmar's Rakhine state.A Rohingya refugee man, who crossed the border from Myanmar two days before, reacts as he walks after receiving permission from the Bangladeshi army to continue along with other refugees their way to the refugee camps, in Balukhali near Cox’s BazarRohingya Refugees Flood Into BangladeshRohingya refugee baby, who crossed the border from Myanmar two days earlier, sleeps on his mother’s shoulder while waiting to receive humanitarian aid after arriving at Kutupalong refugee camp near Cox’s BazarRohingya refugees, who crossed the border from Myanmar two days before, walk after they received permission from the Bangladeshi army to continue on to the refugee camps, in Palang KhaliRohingya refugees queue in the rain to receive food at Kotupalang refugee camp near Cox’s BazarRohingya refugees queue in the rain to receive food at Kotupalang refugee camp near Cox’s BazarRohingya refugees are pictured in Kutupalong refugees camp in Cox’s Bazar

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