Living under plastic and bamboo in Bangladesh, you worry about food, water, shelter, rain, dry, hot, cold, wind, the future. When you finally get to sleep, the nightmares come. Men face particular stress, says Hamid Hussein, the top community leader or head mazhi, in Hakimpara camp in Cox’s Bazar, just across the border from Myanmar. “There are a lot of difficulties with life here,” he said. “Back home, I lived in a solid house that was beautifully decorated, but I left all my property behind. Men can’t sleep because of the situation here. We have to live in the dark without solar lamps.
