Tomorrow, a UN conference in New York will discuss a roadmap to repatriating more than one million Rohingya still stuck in camps in Bangladesh. None of the refugees will be there. nytimes.com/2025/09/29/wor…

Rohingya communities in Myanmar’s northern Rakhine State are facing forced labour, food and health crises, severe restrictions on movement and escalating armed conflict. Read more 👇 amn.st/6016A5Ar0

United Nations member states meeting this week on the plight of Rohingya Muslims should commit to urgent action to protect them from persecution and violence. Rohingya in Myanmar, Bangladesh, and across Asia continue to face grave threats. hrw.org/news/2025/09/2…

Funding cuts have thus made an already critical situation even more dire, says Tun Khin 'These U.S. cuts to humanitarian aid are assisting the military in their genocidal policy of starvation against the #Rohingya,' apnews.com/article/myanma…

Omar Yaghi, born to Gaza refugees, wins Nobel Prize for turning displacement into discovery - TRT World trtworld.com/article/479f76…

Free Shahidul. Free Gaza. Free Palestine. Proud to stand with this group of Rohingya photographers who have raised their voices for Shahidul Alam, detained by Israeli forces while sailing to Gaza with the Freedom Flotilla. Shahidul Alam's commitment to justice, and his mentorship

Free Gaza! Free Palestine! Free Shahidul ! I am a Rohingya standing in solidarity with Shahidul Alam, who has been detained by Israeli forces while sailing to Gaza with the Freedom Flotilla. We also call for the release of all detained activists and hostages, and for justice and

Rohingya photographers denounce Shahidul Alam’s abduction by Israeli forces Shahidul was aboard The Conscience, one of nine aid vessels with over 140 people, seized 120 nautical miles from Gaza More, dhakatribune.com/bangladesh/393…

Bangladesh Consul General in Istanbul Mohammad Mizanur Rahman receives renowned Bangladeshi photographer and human rights activist Shahidul Alam on his return from Israel by Turkish Airlines flight on Friday.

Shahidul Alam to Return Home Tomorrow Dhaka, Oct 10, 2025: Renowned Bangladeshi photographer and human rights activist Shahidul Alam, who was released by Israeli authorities on Friday after joining a Free Palestine campaign, is expected to arrive in Dhaka at 4:55 am tomorrow.

🇲🇲NEW: Fortify Rights urges the Arakan Army to immediately end its use of forced labor against Rohingya, Hindu, and other minorities in Rakhine State. Survivors described being forced to work under dangerous and inhumane conditions, including portering ammunition, digging

Myanmar Now’s Editor-in-Chief, Ko Swe Win, has spoken out against the unjust imprisonment of photojournalist Sai Zaw Thaike, who was sentenced to 20 years in prison with hard labor for courageously documenting the devastation left by Cyclone Mocha in Rakhine State, Myanmar. This

Disturbing reports confirmed by reliable sources: The Arakan Army (AA) is reportedly engaging in the forced, mass recruitment of Rohingya, including young women in Maungdaw & Buthidaung. This requires immediate international attention.

The Rohingya camps in Cox’s Bazar are succumbing to an environmental nightmare of deforestation, landslides, flooding and fires – exacerbated by cuts in international aid that have halted most efforts to mitigate the effects of such disasters. Read full story here:

The Rohingya camps in Cox’s Bazar are succumbing to an environmental nightmare of deforestation, landslides, flooding and fires – exacerbated by cuts in international aid that have halted most efforts to mitigate the effects of such disasters. Read here: frontiermyanmar.net/en/living-in-f…

While most discussions about the Rohingya crisis often focus on food, education, and health, it is equally important to highlight the severe impact of environmental hazards, as more than one million people live in overcrowded and high-risk areas. Over the past eight years,

‘Living in fear of the sky’: Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh battle environmental crisis muckrack.com/link/z02hbz/li…

I’m truly grateful for thse kind of encouragement on my recent work from some of the people I admire in the field of journalism. Their words remind and motivate me, why I tell these stories — to amplify our community’s voice and drive meaningful change. #CommunityAdvocacy

A boat carrying about 300 people, mostly Rohingya from Myanmar, capsized last week. Officials said on Sunday that at least one body had been recovered, ten people were rescued, and dozens remain missing. apnews.com/article/malays…