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A health worker speaks with a Rohingya refugee in a maternity ward of a medical centre in Kutupalong refugee camp in August. (Munir uz Zaman / AFP)

In crowded camps, Rohingya refugees embrace family planning

Faced with overcrowding in Bangladesh refugee camps, more Rohingya are voluntarily embracing contraceptives, once controversial due to cultural beliefs and efforts by Myanmar authorities to forcibly control their birth rates.

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