This girl lives in one of the larger camps in Myanmar's Rakhine State, Thet Key Pyin, which is home to about five thousand Rohingya muslims. Families live in overcrowded and dilapidated thatched huts scattered across the camp's dusty scrub land. Jobs are scarce, malnutrition and disease are commonplace and medical treatment is almost nonexistent. One residents I spoke with justifiably referred to the camp as "a prison."