Mohammed Salim Khan
Solidarity to stop genocide on Palestinians because genocide survivors understand the pain of genocide.
Kutupalong, Cox's Bazar, 2023
6th anniversary of Rohingya Genocide Rememberance Day, 25 of August 2023.
Forcibly displaced Rohingyas in Kutupalong Rohingya refugee camps remember and demand 'STOP genocide in Myanmar'.
Kutupalong, Cox's Bazar, 2023
October 21 2023 #Rohingya refugees come together waving the #Palestinian flag for a prayer event in Kutupalong Rohingya refugee camp, Bangladesh. Solidarity to stop genocide on Palestinians because genocide survivors understand the pain of genocide.
Mohammed Salim Khan is an award winning Rohingya photographer and freelance translator. He lives in Kutupalong, Cox’s Bazar in Southern Bangladesh with his parents who were forcibly displaced in 1992. Salim is also a fire fighter instructor in the Rohingya camp, and a water safety rescue instructor in All camps. Salim’s photography has been published widely internationally including in the Dhaka Tribune, Aljazeera, Southeast Asia Globe, Borderless360, AFP, The Guardian, ABC, Washington Post and The Business Standard, among others. He took part in the “The Next Generation – Young Rohingya Refugee” exhibition held by the Oxford human rights festival (2021), the Rohingya Photography Exhibition in Venice, the online exhibition by Rohingya Action Northeast England (2022) and has been part of exhibitions in Europe, Japan, England, Sweden and Slovenia.
Follow Mohammed's work at @mohammed_salimk
