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Close to a million Rohingya people were forced to flee terrifying violence in Myanmar – in what the UN called a “textbook definition of ethnic cleansing” – and are now living in overcrowded conditions in the world’s largest refugee camp in Bangladesh. In 2018 I was seconded to the camp as Oxfam’s Media Lead for the Rohingya Crisis to help shine a light on the issue and encourage donations for humanitarian supplies. As well as gathering content for journalists, I gave radio interviews and delivered media training to the country team.

Click here to read the feature in The Guardian.

Click here to read the press release.

Oxfam's Harriet Hernando shares the latest from #Bangladesh on the one year anniversary of the start of the #Rohingya Crisis. pic.twitter.com/NSpiuPWHgP

— Oxfam (@oxfamgb) August 25, 2018