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Household list, reverse side (building and inspection records) (No. 2)

Household list, reverse side (building and inspection records) (No. 2). Reverse of a household list with printed building record and inspection record tables, handwritten dated entries and pink-ink notes. Burmese.
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Reverse of a household list with printed building record and inspection record tables, handwritten dated entries and pink-ink notes. Burmese.

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Burmese
Photographed by
Jahangir Bhai
Shared on
12 October 2026

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Documents of a Lost Homeland: The Rohingya Story Faded land records, identity cards, travel documents, and family photographs preserve fragments of Rohingya life in Myanmar. Each document offers a glimpse into family histories, ancestral roots, and a homeland left behind. Forced to flee, Rohingya families carried these fragile records across borders—physical evidence of lives lived, homes lost, and identities that endure despite displacement. These documents are more than memories. They are witnesses to a history that must not be forgotten. We are Rohingya. Our roots remain, our identity endures, and our story continues. Jahangir Bhai #Rohingya #OurIdentity #OurHistory #OurHomeland #NeverForget #JusticeForRohingya

Photograph by Jahangir Bhai, first shared by the Rohingya Photographic Society.

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