The Rohingya Post

• 11/03/2021
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Myanmar junta crackdown likely crimes against humanity requiring coordinated international response - UN expert GENEVA (11 March 2021) – The Myanmar junta’s brutal response to peaceful protests likely meets the...

• 15/12/2020
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By Al Jazeera Rarely seen images obtained by AFP show smugglers mercilessly beating rake-thin refugees crowded onto a fishing boat. Smugglers mercilessly beat rake-thin refugees crowded onto a fishing boat,...

• 09/10/2020
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Open Letter to the Secretary-General of International IDEA, Kevin Casas-Zamora Racist language must be removed from app supported by International IDEA Stockholm, 9 October 2020 Dear Kevin Casas-Zamora, We write...

• 04/09/2019
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By Aman Ullah One of the core demands of the Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh is that, they will return only if international protection is in place. In the recent statement...

• 25/06/2019
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By Aman Ullah United Nation Security Council could not take any strong decision specially on adaptation of a resolution on Rohingya issue due to lack of consensus among permanent members,...

• 06/04/2019
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By Aman Ullah The United Nations will establish an international investigation into human rights abuses in Rakhine State, the Human Rights Council agreed Friday, on 24 March, in Geneva. The...

• 23/06/2017
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By ADIL ZAMAN, The Citizen Dr. Maung Zarni, an exiled dissident from Myanmar, is a scholar and activist based in the United Kingdom. He is co-author (with Alice Cowley) of The...

• 23/06/2017
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By Jacob Goldberg, Coconut Yangon Photographer Greg Constantine has dedicated a decade of his life to exposing the tragedy of statelessness. His photos capture the trauma and hopelessness that afflict...

• 18/05/2017
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By Oliver Slow, Frontier Myanmar A MEMBER of the Bangladesh foreign service has urged the Myanmar government to cooperate more closely with Dhaka on security and refugee issues, in the...

• 11/05/2017
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By Matthew Abbey, Asian Correspondent IN the famous words of Hannah Arendt: “a man who is nothing but a man has lost the very qualities which make it possible for other...

• 11/05/2017
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By Arshad R. Zargar, CBS News NEW DELHI -- The birth of Muhammad Haroon's son a few months ago brought some measure of joy to his shanty in New Delhi. But...

• 10/05/2017
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By John Owens, NewsDeeply Among the estimated 75,000 Rohingya who fled their homes in Myanmar into Bangladesh following a military crackdown, Dr. Nur Kabir has become a savior for refugees at...

• 09/05/2017
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By CHEENA KAPOOR, DNA Last year, during the dengue and chikungunya season, 50 residents fell ill, which broke the back of many families It has been five years since over 1,00,000...

• 23/04/2017
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By ASHLEY WESTERMAN, NPR Can all hope be lost? I used to think not. I used to think that no matter how tough life gets for people, they always have hope...

• 16/04/2017
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By Andrew Amsan, Indian Express For a while, they can forget home. They call themselves the Rohingya Shining Stars. On most nights, after they are done with their daily jobs as...

• 26/02/2017
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By Dhaka Tribune https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BmyJ6wQKEr0 Many of the women had their family members, including babies and young children, butchered in front of them More than a dozen young women, some as...

• 20/12/2016
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By The Stateless Rohingya The visit comes a day after meeting with Aung San Suu Kyi in Yangon and demolitions of new Rohingya refugees’ huts in Cox’s Bazar Cox’s Bazar...

• 20/12/2016
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By Stateless Rohingya Teknaf, Bangladesh:  A Rohingya man brutally injured by Myanmar armed forces died at Leda unregistered makeshift camp in Bagladesh at 9:00, Monday, December 19, 2016. The deceased...

• 02/06/2016
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By Maher Sattar, New York Times COX’S BAZAR, Bangladesh — Bangladesh’s government began its first census of undocumented Rohingya refugees on Thursday, setting off fears that it might lead to...