What life is like on the border of Myanmar and Bangladesh, where a UN-labeled ‘genocide’ has left 1 million refugees living in limbo

• Myanmar and Bangladesh are divided by the Naf River.
• Below the river, Rakhine State in Myanmar has been a place of conflict for decades. The Rohingya people, who lived there, have not been recognized as citizens since 1982.
• This is what life on the border looks like on the ground.
• Visit Business Insider’s homepage for more stories.

Dividing Myanmar and Bangladesh is the Naf river. At times, it’s 2 miles wide.

Below the Naf river, the Rakhine State in Myanmar has been a place of conflict for decades. The Rohingya people, who lived there, have not recognized as citizens since 1982.

In August 2017, Rohingya read more >>>

Source : BusinessInsider.Com