'I want to tell of our suffering': comms crackdown puts Rohingya on mute

The Bangladeshi government is making life hard for young people trying to document levels of hardship in the world's largest refugee settlement

For Azimul Hassan, 19, life before he entered the world's largest refugee settlement was always busy.

He would wake early to visit his private tutor before school, then work late every evening to finish his homework. On Fridays, he would play football with friends - he was a striker.