The Rohingya Post

• 10/12/2022
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Human Rights Day: The Human Rights of Rohingya too are universal, inalienable Press Release December 10, 2022 On Human Rights Day, the European Rohingya Council (ERC) renews the calls to...

• 20/12/2021
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By UN News A UN independent expert on Sunday commended Bangladesh for providing Rohingya refugees a safe haven, after they've fled atrocity crimes in Myanmar, offering to do all he can...

• 18/12/2021
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Tens of Thousands of Students Will Lose Access to Education By HRW (Bangkok) – The Bangladesh government should urgently reverse a decision to close thousands of home-based and community-led schools for Rohingya...

• 30/05/2021
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By Menatalla Ibrahim, Doha News The centres will work as sport libraries, providing access to sports kits and equipment to thousands of refugees. Thousands of refugees will get an opportunity to...

• 27/05/2021
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By Daniel P. Sullivan, Refugee International Introduction The February 1 military coup and subsequent brutal crackdown in Myanmar have led to hundreds of deaths and the displacement of tens of...

• 19/09/2020
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By Naimul Karim DHAKA, Sept 17 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Child marriage is on the rise in Bangladesh's Rohingya refugee camps and the risk of human trafficking grows with every...

• 24/07/2020
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By Areez Tanbeen Rahman and Iffath Yeasmine in Kutupalong refugee settlement, Bangladesh, UNHCR Trained community health workers – all of them Rohingya refugees – refer suspected COVID-19 patients in the...

• 19/06/2020
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Source WHO • A total of 1,519 COVID-19 positive cases have been reported in Cox’s Bazar district (including Rohingya camps) as of 14 June 2020 as per Civil Surgeon Office,...

• 08/06/2020
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By Dave Grunebaum, VOA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=av0G1bLJdQU   KUALA LUMPUR, MALAYSIA - Humanitarian aid groups operating in southern Bangladesh say if there’s a major outbreak of COVID-19 in the weeks or months...

• 05/06/2020
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By Poppy McPherson and Ruma Paul, Reuters BANGKOK/DHAKA (Reuters) - Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh with symptoms of the novel coronavirus are not coming forward to get tested because they fear...

• 26/05/2020
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By Mike Cummings, Yale News Cox’s Bazar, a coastal city in southeast Bangladesh, is home to about 900,000 Rohingya refugees living in overcrowded camps. Like other forcibly displaced people across...

• 21/05/2020
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By Hi.org Humanity & Inclusion’s teams are concerned about COVID-19 spreading in overcrowded camps for Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh, which have a population density of 40,000 people per sq. km....

• 17/04/2020
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By Save The Children Coronavirus affects us all, and every measure to protect all vulnerable communities must be employed to end this pandemic and ensure that no person is left...

• 11/04/2020
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By Bill Richardson, Asia Times Communication restrictions inhibit access to basic information about how Rohingya can protect themselves from the coronavirus With the first confirmed COVID-19 case, suddenly the gates were...

• 30/03/2020
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JOINT PRESS STATEMENT March 29, 2020 Arakan Rohingya Union, United States Council of Muslim Organizations, and The European Rohingya Council Call on the International Community to Protect Rohingya Refugee Communities...

• 26/09/2019
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By Burmese News International A landmine explosion has killed a Rohingya refugee on the Burma-Bangladesh border, according to Lieutenant Colonel Ali Haidar Azad Ahmed, Commanding Officer of 34 BGB Battalion,...

• 25/09/2019
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By Servet Günerigök, Anadolu Agency 'If you can do that, we are ready to build proper camps for these vulnerable people,' says Turkish FM WASHINGTON  Turkey’s Foreign Minister on Tuesday...

• 05/09/2019
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By Hannah Beech, The New York Times BANGKOK — About one million Rohingya Muslims in camps in Bangladesh could soon lose a vital connection to the outside world if the government...

• 05/09/2019
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By Times Now Bangladesh border guards said they heard a loud explosion on Tuesday and saw several men leaving behind a badly wounded person at the border village of Ghumdum....

• 02/09/2019
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By Al Jazeera The move threatens a communication blackout for Rohingya who use mobile phones to connect across camps and borders. Bangladesh ordered telecommunications companies to stop selling SIM cards...

• 05/04/2019
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• 19/12/2018
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By Tasnim Nazeer, The Diplomat Rohingya women are battling adversity through an inspiring sewing collective. Through all the turmoil and bloodshed that the Rohingya community has had to face, some have...

• 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...

• 07/07/2017
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By Trt World The World Food Programme says more than 80,000 young children may need treatment for malnutrition. More than 80,000 young children may need treatment for malnutrition in part...