“I’d rather die in Bangladesh than be forced to return to Myanmar,” says Aisha, 19. Aisha, a Rohingya woman, was raped by soldiers that were attacking her village in Myanmar. The Myanmar soldiers violently killed her son, as the family attempted to flee the violence in Myanmar. “They threw my son in the air and cut him with a machete. Then they threw petrol bombs and burned down our houses,” reported by UNICEF. This is only one story of a Rohingya refugee in Bangladesh. Aisha’s story is not an uncommon one, because she is Rohingya. She, like many other people who are Rohingya, face similar violence to great lengths which has caused them to flee. Unfortunately, the Rohingya have been described as “the World’s most persecuted minority” by National
