Aysha Akter Akhi

@aysha_akhi

Migrants Rights Activist

Dhaka, Bangladesh
Joined June 2018
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  1. Retweeted
    Jun 25

    “I am lucky to have a second chance to rebuild my life,” says Adesho, who was once trapped by a middleman. Read more:

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    Jun 24

    Migrants are human beings too. Migrants are human beings too. Migrants are human beings too. Migrants are human beings too. Migrants are human beings too. Migrants are human beings too. Migrants are human beings too. Migrants are human beings too.

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    Jun 12

    Punishing rains in the Rohingya refugee sites today. , with partners, working in support of Bangladesh Govt, helped to move more than 20 families at high risk of landslides to safer areas; but thousands more still at risk and need to be relocated.

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    Jun 14

    Rohingya refugees are faced with more suffering as monsoon season hits Bangladesh.

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    Jun 13

    Heavy rain 🌧 at transit centre that receives newly arrived refugees in Bangladesh caused tent ⛺️ rooftops to overflow with water 💦

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    Jun 10

    Important discussions with Prime Minister Hasina of Bangladesh today, touching on Canada’s commitment to help ease the humanitarian crisis affecting Rohingya refugees, the effects of climate change, and our economic ties.

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    Jun 11

    Working together. Safer togather. refugees and local villagers are working togather with to improve living conditions in Cox’s Bazar. Here are their stories.

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    Jun 6

    Is the 'gig' economy the future of work? What are its implications for on-demand workers? Ask your questions to our experts on today at 9 pm Bangladesh time

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  9. Jun 10

    They are daughters of a . It's been almost two years they have not seen their Mom. They only know that their mother lives in a plane.

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