Setara had already gone into labor when armed men arrived at her village in Myanmar's Rakhine State last September.
"I was scared — I saw them killing two people — one of them was my uncle and the other was my neighbor," she recalled. Setara managed to escape with her husband, and gave birth to her son a day later as they hid in a forest.
Now she's pregnant again, and the conditions aren't much better. Setara, who goes by one name, lives with her husband in Cox's Bazar, a tourist district in neighboring Bangladesh that's home to the world's largest refugee camp. Like her, most are Rohingya Muslims who fled deadly attacks from security forces and local villagers.
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