The Rohingya, a Muslim minority in Myanmar, have suffered legal and social discrimination for decades. In October, a violent military crackdown pushed 74 000 of them across the border into Bangladesh, where they live as "undocumented Myanmar nationals" without refugee status, adequate food and access to health care. In this latest episode of Aid Zone, Euronews sets out to find out more about their situation and how the EU works to improve it. | EU Civil Protection & Humanitarian Aid

The Rohingya — often described as "the world's most persecuted minority" — have been systematically driven out of Myanmar by its government, leading to the fastest growing humanitarian crisis in recent years. | Vox