For more than four years, Omal Khair, Dil Kayas and Azimul Hasson—three young Rohingya refugees—have been documenting their lives on Instagram, sharing what it's like to live in the world's largest refugee camp. Now their photographs and poetry are available in "A Chance To Breathe," a new book with an exclusive look inside Cox's Bazar. For decades, Myanmar authorities have denied the existence of the Rohingya, forbidding them from owning smartphones, cameras, or otherwise documenting their lives. Today, Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh face similar restrictions on their fundamental freedoms, making this book an especially rare glimpse into the daily lives of Rohingya refugees and genocide survivors. 100% of the proceeds go to the Rohingya community. Get it now at bit.ly/AChanceToBreathe or in the link in bio. Follow @azimulhass, @dilkayas and @omal_khair to see what they do next. #DearWorld #rohingya #rohingyarefugees #saverohingya #achancetobreathe