Although born in Bangladesh kids like this and many other in the refugee camp don’t have rights that other Bangladeshis have as a citizen of their country.

Over two lacks people who have neither any country nor any national identity. There are camps in 17 districts where these people have been leaving a measurable life for last three decades. They are known as the Pakistani Behari. Out of these 66 camps Mohammdpur Geneva Camp is one of the biggest ares, which are reserved for them. Though this camp is the biggest but burdened with over population. Statistically more then 24 thousand’s people live here. The situations have been deteriorated after 1971 when Pakistan defeated the Bangladesh.As these Behari people served for Pakistani in the war they claimed themselves as Pakistani citizen.This is strange that average eight person of a family leave within 7 or 8 feet room. Parents and children’s inhabit in the same room and 100 watts bulb is the source of light. Long queue for latrine or shortage of dirking water have become regular phenomenon of those camps. They have not been given their minimal human rights. They are simultaneously being insulted and anxious for their future. They are being ignored by both of the countries ignored their basic needs.They are asking for solution but none of the authority is really ready to listen them.Sometimes they plunge into joys in spite having grief’s and sorrows in their daily life. But the things how far these people can be passed through this measurable condition. It should be end and every body should come forward with a humanitarian approach to give them their own human rights.

They have been leaving for last over 35 years in a very narrow and unhygienic condition. Rather could be said that they are being bound to leave more than six or seven persons in a 10x10 room.

After 1971 Pakistani wanted to get them back but later they didn’t again unit they are not asking for Bangladeshi citizenship they will be treated as Pakistani citizen officially.

Over 40 years Bangladesh has been in a burning issue to be solved that is Behari-Pakistani issue. They claim themselves as the citizen of Pakistan.

Over two lacks people who have neither any country nor any national identity. There are camps in 17 districts where these people have been leaving a measurable life for last three decades. They are known as the Pakistani Behari. Out of these 66 camps Mohammdpur Geneva Camp is one of the biggest ares, which are reserved for them. Though this camp is the biggest but burdened with over population. Statistically more then 24 thousand’s people live here. The situations have been deteriorated after 1971 when Pakistan defeated the Bangladesh.As these Behari people served for Pakistani in the war they claimed themselves as Pakistani citizen.This is strange that average eight person of a family leave within 7 or 8 feet room. Parents and children’s inhabit in the same room and 100 watts bulb is the source of light. Long queue for latrine or shortage of dirking water have become regular phenomenon of those camps. They have not been given their minimal human rights. They are simultaneously being insulted and anxious for their future. They are being ignored by both of the countries ignored their basic needs.They are asking for solution but none of the authority is really ready to listen them.Sometimes they plunge into joys in spite having grief’s and sorrows in their daily life. But the things how far these people can be passed through this measurable condition. It should be end and every body should come forward with a humanitarian approach to give them their own human rights.

Whether they are Bangladeshi or Pakistani-actually this dissolved question harmful for the next generation. They don’t have any national identity but refugee.

Mostly young people are frustrated for their future. They pass through no education, no good food and no habitation. This drives them towards drug abusing.

Now they are being divided into two groups over the issue that they should ask for Bangladeshi citizenship permanently. “We don’t want to go back to the Pakistan”

under a roof of one room barely less then a size of 5x8 feet, people of a same family are Crammed in. this tiny room are shared for bed, kitchen and relaxation year round.

Mostly the people of that community do off truck jobs because of having no education.

A large number of young people remain out of any kind work; remain without money, without any future.

Children receive education but not in Bangla rather in Arabic. Even very few of them practice Bangla in home.

After being finished 1971 war, they were in favor of Pakistani interest; they cannot run in the main stream Bangladeshi society.

GENEVA CAMP Where dreams are restrained

Over two lacks people who have neither any country nor any national identity. There are camps in 17 districts where these people have been leaving a measurable life for last three decades. They are known as the Pakistani Behari. Out of these 66 camps, Mohammdpur Geneva Camp is one of the biggest areas, which are reserved for them. Though this camp is the biggest but burdened with overpopulation. Statistically, more than 24 thousand’s people live here. The situations have been deteriorated after 1971 when Bangladesh defeated Pakistan.
As these Behari people served for Pakistani in the war they claimed themselves as the Pakistani citizen.
This is strange that average eight-person of a family leave within 7 or 8 feet room. Parents and children’s inhabit in the same room and 100 watts bulb is the source of light. Long queue for latrine or shortage of dirking water has become a regular phenomenon of those camps. They have not been given their minimal human rights. They are simultaneously being insulted and anxious for their future. They are being ignored by both of the countries ignored their basic needs.

They are asking for the solution but none of the authority is really ready to listen to them.
Sometimes they plunge into joys in spite of having griefs and sorrows in their daily life. But the things how far these people can be passed through this measurable condition. It should be the end and everybody should come forward with a humanitarian approach to give them their own human rights.