The Rohingya Post

• 31/07/2017
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By Nathan A. Thompson, New York Times COX’S BAZAR, Bangladesh — Mohammed Ismail prickled with adrenaline. With one defender between him and the goal, he surged from the left wing, dodging...

• 12/07/2017
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“We need to be able to plan our future. No one can prosper if there are no opportunities. Our children need to receive accredited education that will allow them to enter...

• 09/06/2017
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By Monica Pinna, Euro News The Rohingya, a Muslim minority in Myanmar are potentially facing crimes against humanity according to top UN officials. Seventy four thousand of them have crossed the...

• 12/05/2017
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By The Daily Star President Abdul Hamid yesterday urged the outgoing Myanmar Ambassador in Dhaka Myo Myint Than to convey the message to his government to repatriate the Rohingya refugees...

• 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...

• 10/05/2017
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By Chelby Daigle, Muslim Link Ahmed Hashim Ullah is a Rohingya refugee living in Kitchener-Waterloo. He and a number of other Rohingya refugee youth worked with Yusuf Zine to develop the...

• 18/08/2011
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Teknaf, Bangladesh: Education in Burmese refugee camps is deteriorating day-by-day following the resignation of many local teachers from the camps because of their inadequate salaries, said one of the local teachers...