THE TIMES CHRISTMAS APPEAL 2017
Children on the Edge are delighted to have been chosen as international charity for The Times Christmas Appeal.
'Rohingya boy fled for life after watching soldiers kill parents’ Young survivors of ‘textbook ethnic cleansing’ are mired in stateless misery.
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Leading article - 'Burma’s Shame'Children on the Edge is a charity giving succour to Rohingya refugees fleeing terrible ethnic cleansing. It deserves our urgent support.
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'In pictures: the plight of Burma’s Rohingya'Photo collection by Jack Hill, who travelled to Bangladesh with Catherine Philp, The Times’ Diplomatic Correspondent, to report on the work of Children on the Edge with the Rohingya.
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'Rohingya refugees: ‘They ripped my baby girl from my arms' Their families were murdered, their village destroyed: two survivors tell their story to Catherine Philp.
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'Rohingya in crisis in Kutupalong,
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'Savagery etched into
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'Rohingya raped and branded by Burmese forces' Shining a light on the horrific campaign of systematic rape against Rohingya women by the Burmese army.
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'Secret schools give Rohingya children a vital lesson in hope'Providing low-profile education for Rohingya children in the makeshift Kutupalong camp.
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'Children’s first steps to recovery
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'The Rohingya crisis in the words of refugees'As part of The Times Christmas appeal, Catherine Philp speaks to refugees fleeing Burma and finds that each has their own terrifying story.
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'The Times abroad'A collection of photos from Jack Hill, covering the plight of the Rohingya Muslims fleeing Burma.
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'Charity workers dig wells of hope for the Rohingya'How Children on the Edge are addressing the challenges of providing water and sanitation in the camps.
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Leading article - 'In Desperate Need'Children on the Edge is a charity committed to the long-term rehabilitation of Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh. It deserves our support this Christmas.
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'West must turn the screw on Burma’s junta'Richard Lloyd Parry outlines how an international arms embargo against the generals responsible for the Rohingya crisis should be top priority.
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'Desperate Rohingya refugees are recruited as drug mules by cartels'Rohingya refugees are being recruited as mules to smuggle methamphetamine across the border with Bangladesh.
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Children on the Edge exists to help forgotten children who are living on the edge of their societies around the world. We focus on children who have been overlooked by governments, larger organisations and the international community.
In partnership with local communities, we work to restore the ingredients of a full childhood. We do this through the creation of safe, child friendly environments that generate hope, life, colour and fun. |
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