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BIRATANGAJE: Bibereyeho mu buzima bwa gakondo, baraterekera, bagatungwa no guhinga no guhiga –AMAFOTO

Yanditswe na: Seleman Nizeyimana
Taliki:24/01/2017 12:53
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Iyo winjiye imbere mu misozi ya Bangladesh, mu karere ka Chittagong Hill, hatuye abaturage ba moko atandukanye babaho mu buzima butangaje, bwa gakondo aho batungwa no guhinga no kurya inyamaswa z’inkazi zo mu ishyamba zirimo nk’ ibisamagwe, imbwa, inka n’izindi nyinshi.



Umwe muri ba gafotozi witwa Rehman Asad  b’ikinyamakuru DailyMail cyo mu Bwongereza yamaranye icyumweru n’aba bantu maze yitegereza imibereho yabo ndetse anafata amwe mu mafoto agaragaza uko babaho.

Bimwe mu bintu uyu gafotozi yavuze ko byamutangaje harimo nko kuba aba bantu batunzwe n’ibintu gakondo gusa, baba muri nyakatsi, nta sahani bagira barira ku nkoko n’amakoma, bakarara ku birago kandi bagatungwa no guhiga inyamaswa z’inkazi zo mu ishyamba no gusoroma ibimera by’aho mu ishyamba nyine babamo.

Rimwe mu mwaka aba baturage bakora ibirori by’iserukiramuco rya Kumlang aho babaga inka nini bakayitura abakurambere, bakabasaba kweza no kubona ibibatunga ndetse bakidagadura, bakarya bakabyina.

Indigenous women in Bangladesh walk along a precarious makeshift bridge as they collect water from a hill stream Abagore baca ku kiraro giteye ubwoba, bajya kuvoma mu ibango ry’umusozi

Photographer Rehman Asad observed that women do all the household work in the tribe during his visit to Bangladesh Abagore bakora imirimo yose yo mu rugo, aha bajyaga gushaka ibyo kurya (ibihingwa)

A man of the Murong tribe plays a traditional bamboo flute during the Kumlang festival, which is observed before the harvestBacuranga ibikoresho by’umuziki gakondo, uyu ni uwo mu bwoko bw'abitwa 'Murong'

The Murongs live as poor farmers and eat tiger, dog, goat, pig, cow and many other animalsBiberaho mu buryo bwa gakondo, aho batunzwe no guhinga no guhiga

Some of the Murong tribe live in one of the nearly two hundred villages located in the tropical forests of the Chittagong HillsUbu nibwo buryo ababyeyi batwaramo abana babo

A woman crouches at the entrance to her small village home, that has no furniture or electricity Baba mu mazu atagira umuriro cyangwa ibindi bikoresho byo mu nzu(fourniture/meuble)

Members of the tribe enjoy a meal on bamboo sticks - they are highly skilled in producing bamboo itemsBarira ku nkoko n’amakoma

An indigenous girl cradles her baby during the Kumlang festival, where the tribe prays for plentiful crops for the year aheadUyu mubyeyi yari ajyanye n’umwana we mu birori by’iserukiramuco rya Kumlang

A boy stands on the edge of a village, home to the hidden tribe that enjoy a simple lifestyleAbana bakura bamenyereye uyu muco

Tribal girls store drinking water during the Kamlang festival in Bangladesh, that is celebrated before the harvestAbakobwa batunganya ibyo kunywa by’ibirori

Deep in the hills of Bangladesh these depleted indigenous tribes are clinging to their traditional way of life

Uburyo bwabo bwo kubaho barabumenyereye, ubona ntacyo bubatwaye

Members of the Murong community await the Kumlang festivities in the pictures taken by Rehman AsadAha aba bari baategereje ko ibirori bitangira

Photographer Rehman Asad spent weeks in the Bandarban district, one of the three tribal populated Chittagong Hill districts, in south-eastern Bangladesh Kuri iyi karita, aka gace gaherereye aha hagaragazwa n'ibara ry'umutuku 






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