Kalamphotograhper

Abul Kalam is the doyen of photographers in the Rohingya camps.

In the last ten years, he has captured key moments in the long-running Rohingya refugee saga unfolding in Bangladesh. 




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Fire at Block B, Kutupalong Registered Camp, Bangladesh (2025)

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Portrait of Mr. Mohib Ullah, a Rohingya Leader
Documenting the situation of Rohingya refugees
2018–2019
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@Busy morning in the tea garden on a winter day 🌅☕️
Tea garden workers begin their day among the mist and green hills.

📍 Chandpur Belgaon Tea Garden, Banshkhali
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Hindus in Myanmar have long faced persecution and violence in the Arakan region where they have lived for generations.

Their communities are targeted, their faith disrespected, and their rights denied - often in the same brutal ways others in Myanmar have suffered under military rule.

I document their lives to bear witness to this injustice and to remind the world that these men, women, and children deserve dignity and protection.

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Abul Kalam Photographer.
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#Rubber in #Bangladesh — 2025

Rubber trees begin their quiet journey as latex
a milky white fluid carefully tapped from living trees. Skilled hands make precise cuts so the trees remain healthy for decades.

Drop by drop, the latex is collected, filtered, and mixed with natural acids until it slowly coagulates into soft, pale sheets.

These sheets are pressed, washed, and dried under the sun, transforming liquid sap into firm, elastic raw rubber ready for shaping and use.

Behind this process are countless unseen lives and stories.

My name is Jorahat. I am 37 years old, and I live in Harin Maiya village, under Night Kanchuri Police Station, Bangladesh.

I am a mother of two children, and today, all three of us work in the rubber fields. Sometimes, when work is scarce, I go fishing in a small nearby river to feed my family.

Life was not always this way.

I studied a little in my childhood and once dreamed of a different future. But everything changed after my husband died.

From that day on, the responsibility of the entire family fell on my shoulders. I had no choice but to step into hard labor to survive, to protect my children, and to keep our alive of as human.

For a long time now, I have been carrying everything alone.

Yet, despite the hardship, I hold onto one unshakable belief:
Education is the only way to forward. instructions platform.

I have seen with my own eyes that there is no other path in this world that leads out of poverty except education.

This is my greatest concern and my deepest hope to educate my children here in Bangladesh, so they do not have to live the same life of struggle.

Each day in the rubber fields reminds me why I endure the pain, the exhaustion, and the uncertainty.
I work not just for today, but for a future where my children can stand with dignity, knowledge, and freedom.

This is not just a story about rubber.
It is a story about survival, sacrifice, and a mother’s unwavering strength.

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Naf River: A History of the Rohingya

Bangladesh lies on one side of the Naf River; Myanmar on the other.
Every Rohingya who enters Bangladesh must cross this river.

No one can truly count how many mothers, sisters, and innocent people have lost their lives in fragile boats while crossing its waters.

For us Rohingya, the Naf is not just a river it carries our pain, our memories, and our struggle for survival.

We crossed from Myanmar to Bangladesh in small boats, risking everything for the chance to live.

When we stand on the banks of this river, we remember our homeland.
There is no place on earth as free as one’s motherland.

I speak to all Rohingya who are crossing this river and seeking safety in different countries:
Our peace lies on the other side of this river.

The Rohingya are rising.
Across this river, an Independence Day awaits us all.

If we stand together and keep our motherland alive in our hearts, that day will come.
Independence is born from hardship, sacrifice, and endurance.

I, Abul Kalam, photographer, write these words from my own emotions and lived experience.

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16 December — Victory Day of Bangladesh.
A day of pride, sacrifice, and eternal remembrance. 🇧🇩

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( Date: 14/12/2025-2026)
This story is about a mother and her daughter.

In 2017, she fled Myanmar while one month pregnant, escaping violence and death.

Her husband was killed before they could reach safety in Bangladesh.

She crossed the border alone, carrying both grief and life within her.

Her daughter was born in a refugee camp and is now almost eight years old.

She will grow up without ever seeing her father, knowing him only through stories and silence. Like her, countless Rohingya children are growing up without parents without safety, without a homeland.

Do we truly understand the pain and challenges faced by children who grow up without mothers and fathers?

These wounds do not fade with time; they shape an entire generation.

As Rohingyas, we must understand that this tragedy must never be repeated.

We must stand together, support one another, and raise our voices as one.

Unity is our strength. Only together can we work toward justice, dignity, and our return to our homeland.

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This photo was taken by refugee photographer Abul Kalam.

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History of the Rohingya People (2017–2026)

There is no end in sight to the Rohingya crisis.

We once had our own homes and our #Motherland 🇲🇲.

We were forced to leave our houses.
Our homeland cries out for us now.

We do not know when this journey will end.

The #Myanmar military
The #Arakan Army (AA)

The cycle of blame and suffering continues.

And yet, we still have no rights.

Abul Kalam — Photographer
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Chandpur Belgaon Tea Garden, Banshkhali

Chandpur Belgaon Tea Garden is located in Pukuria Union of Banshkhali Upazila of Chittagong District.

It is better known as Banshkhali Tea Garden. Banshkhali Tea Garden is a popular tourist destination full of natural beauty.

The garden is captivating the visitors.

Spread over an area of about 3,472.53 acres, this tea garden is managed by BRAC.

Tea leaf production, conservation and sale work is done on about 700 acres here.

The green tea trees on the tops of the high and low hills fascinate tourists.

How to get there

Chittagong city to Pukuria Chanpur Bazar in Banshkhali Upazila, about 23 kilometers south by road.

Rohingya Refugee Camp 1992
In Bangladesh 2025

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