Before the soldiers arrived and the shooting and burning began, Hussin Ahmed enjoyed a quiet, dignified life. Now he and his family have been reduced to specks in the multitude of Rohingya driven out of Burma. Mr Hussin, 43, lives with his wife and nine children, aged from 8 months to 17 years, in two 8ft x 7ft huts. But even this life of helplessness and uncertainty is preferable to the one the family escaped. “My children have nightmares,” says Mr Hussin, whose family saw Rohingya being shot dead by the Burmese army as they made the week-long trek from…

Source: The Times December 26, 2017 00:03 UTC