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STORY: BANGLADESH / ROHINGYA RADIO
TRT: 2:30
SOURCE: UNHCR
RESTRICTION: PLEASE CREDIT UNHCR ON SCREEN
LANGUAGE: ENGLISH / ROHINGYA / NATS
DATELINE: 1 MAY 2018, KUTUPALONG REFUGEE SITE, BANGLADESH / 6 MAY 2018, TEKNAF, BANGALDESH
1 MAY 2018, KUTUPALONG REFUGEE SITE, BANGLADESH
1.Various shots, Abdullah walking in the camp with his small red radio
2. Aerial shot, Kutupalong refugee site, Bangladesh
3. Various shots, Abdullah sitting down at the table of Radio NAF listening post
4. SOUNDBITE (Rohingya) Abdullah, Radio Reporter:
“At the radio station, my responsibility is to provide advice to people who lack the information they need to live in the camp. So I provide this information.”
5. Various shots, Abdullah enters listener club and plays the radio show
6. Various shots, Radio Naf HG, TekNaf, Bangladesh
6 MAY 2018, TEKNAF, BANGALDESH
7. SOUNDBITE (English) Rashidul Hasan, Program Co-Ordinator, Radio Naf:
“Here are almost 1.3 million Rohingya people who have suffered different types of problems. They have shelter problems, health problems, water and sanitation problems, and we found that they need support.”
1 MAY 2018, KUTUPALONG REFUGEE SITE, BANGLADESH:
8. Various shots Abdullah at Radio Naf community listening post
9. SOUNDBITE (Rohingya) Abdullah, Radio Reporter:
“At the radio station I’ve learnt a lot and I’m sharing a lot of important information with my community. My parents are proud of the work I’m doing.”
10. Various shots, Abdullah approaches shop and plays the radio
18-year-old Abdullah is a reporter for Radio NAF, a community radio station in Bangladesh.
He is a Rohingya refugee and is living in Kutupalong refugee site.
Together with Abdullah, over 600,000 Rohingya live here.
SOUNDBITE (Rohingya) Abdullah, Radio Reporter:
“At the radio station, my responsibility is to provide advice to people who lack the information they need to live in the camp. So I provide this information.”
Abdullah runs a one-person mobile radio show, the only radio coverage in Kutupalong.
He plays the radio shows at listener clubs and reports on Rohingya refugees’ concerns. His recordings are turned into weekly radio shows at Radio NAF headquarters, in the nearby town of TekNaf. The shows are information based, presenting solutions and offering advice on issues such as shelter, health, sanitation and education.
SOUNDBITE (English) Rashidul Hasan, Program Co-Ordinator, Radio Naf:
“Here are almost 1.3 million Rohingya people who have suffered different types of problems. They have shelter problems, they have health problems, they have water and sanitation and we found that they need support.”
SOUNDBITE (Rohingya) Abdullah, Radio Reporter:
“At the radio station I’ve learnt a lot and I’m sharing a lot of important information with my community. My parents are proud of the work I’m doing.”
