In 2017, the world witnessed extermination of Rohingya, with more than 30K killed and over a million displaced. Such acts were not mere moments of violence but a carefully orchestrated campaign of dehumanisation and a genocide..” ⁦The Telegraph⁩ telegraphindia.com/india/rohingya…

🇧🇩just approved joining the UN CONVENTION on PROTECTION FOR ALL PERSONS from Enforced Disappearance, as the newest (76th) party to the Convention. Hope to see a day when country like Bangladesh becoming an example for the region by signing UN refugee, and Stateless conventions.

Bite from press conference on 27 August, calling for investigation and international intervention to the ongoing genocide against Rohingya in Myanmar perpetrated by Arakan Army and Myanmar’s junta.

At the R4R Press Conference on August 27, we highlighted the ongoing genocide of the Rohingya. From systemic violence to international inaction, it's crucial we address these atrocities with urgency. Thread Stay tuned as we share powerful insights and calls to action from key

🚨 "Seven years since the Rohingya genocide began, the horror persists. Over 30,000 killed, 1M displaced, and yet the violence continues. The Rohingya community remains under siege. – Ali Johar, Director of Education at ROHRIngya" #Rohingya #Genocide #HumanRights Ali Johar (မောင်သိန်းရွှေ)

💔 "In a recent attack, at least 750 were killed, including my relatives. Some have lost up to 35 family members, and bodies were burned with petrol. The atrocities against the Rohingya are deeply disturbing." – Sabber Kyaw Min, Founder & Director of ROHRIngya #Rohingya

The Tragic Reality of the Rohingya Genocide #Ali Johar, Director of Education at Rohingya Human Rights Initiative - R4R (ROHRIngya) , shares the heartbreaking reality of the ongoing Rohingya genocide. He reflects on the horrific events of 2017, where over 30,000 were #killed and a million displaced, and emphasizes that

For decades, Rohingya were targeted for institutionalised atrocities by Myanmar’s authorities. But what about the ground really of non-institutional atrocities and crimes? Answer to the question of why Rohingyas are cleansed lies in “who benefits if Rohingyas are pushed out”.

'If Canada Willing To Take Him, You Shouldn't Object' : Supreme Court To Union On Plea Of Myanmar National Det... livelaw.in/top-stories/su…

For some NGOs who will run anway when funding dry. Project themselves as they are saviour of the community. Making their living out of making useless reports. Have little interest to lift people from victimhood. Plz do not worsen the people for you not able to help in actual.

The illegalisation of Rohingya refugees in India: a (non)citizenship crisis promoted by law and policy: Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies. tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

When someone says, "Call me Rohingya," "Call me Karenni," or "Call me Arakanese," just respect that and call them by their chosen identity. Who are we to decide that it's not offensive to call the Rohingya "Bengali" or the Karenni "Kayah"? It's a basic human ethic. 👇

Asma Bibi's harrowing journey: A tale of survival, trafficking, and courage. The community's encouragement was crucial in helping Asma come forward. The police filed a case under rape & criminal intimidation and planned to transfer the case to the Tripura dhakatribune.com/bangladesh/roh…

Myanmar 🇲🇲: Fortify Rights investigated the Naf River massacre on August 5. We found that the AA attacked #Rohingya fleeing. Read more: fortifyrights.org/mya-inv-2024-0…

WATCH: #Rohingya survivors recount massacre by Arakan Army; Rohingya armed group aligns with the same military junta that committed genocide against Rohingya and continues to commit atrocities. Fortify Rights #Myanmar

While the world's highest courts, the CIJ_ICJ & ICC, are trying Myanamr's Junta for Genocide, Crimes against Humanity, & War crimes committed against Rohingya, recently, the Arakan Army has also targeted the community for similar crimes. Full video youtube.com/watch?si=ewnhU…

Rohingya refugees demand their release from prolonged detention in India Press TV's Munawar Zaman reports from New Delhi

Were you aware that, most of Rohingya’s recent history has remained under documented? Greg Constantine , visually put together preserved stories and documents by Rohingyas all across the globe to fill that gap. Here is link to Chap 8 (Teahers and Students): ekkhaale.org/chapter8

Community Album is the final chapter of Ek Khaale or Once Upon A Time—The Rohingya, by Greg Constantine . The Photo Album features Rohingya's visual history from beginning 70s, contribution & belongingness throughout Myanmar's history. link to the chapter: ekkhaale.org/chapter9

Open Letter from 268 civil society organizations to the Government of India to end its supports for Myanmar junta and review its approach to current situation in Myanmar 1/3