The Rohingya Post

• 19/12/2021
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By AFP The decision by Bangladesh to close schools for Rohingya refugees risks leaving a generation of children "practically uneducated", a United Nations human rights envoy warned Sunday. Authorities this...

• 10/12/2021
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By Agence France-Presse Bangladesh authorities demolished about 1,000 shops belonging to Rohingya in camps, an official said Friday, with a rights worker saying the move would have a "huge impact"...

• 16/10/2021
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By Kaamil Ahmed, The Guardian Rights groups raise concerns over deal to provide services on Bhasan Char, as Bangladesh plans to increase camp’s population by 80,000 The UN’s refugee agency...

• 14/10/2021
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By Dr. Azeem Ibrahim, Arab News Bangladesh agreed a new deal with the UN early this month that will allow Dhaka to move another 81,000 Rohingya refugees from Cox’s Bazar,...

• 14/08/2021
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By Mohamed Rafique, The Rohingya Post Cox’s Bazar: Over 40 Rohingya refugees have been reportedly missing after a boat carrying at least 60 Rohingya capsized off Bhasan Char at 1:00...

• 30/10/2020
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By Beenish Ashraf, International Policy Digest An estimated 730,000 Rohingyas had crossed into Cox’s Bazar in Bangladesh three years ago in order to flee persecution in Myanmar’s Rakhine State. Although...

• 22/10/2020
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By  Bob Chiarito, Chicago Sun Times Chicago is now home to about 2,000 Rohingya, making it the largest Rohingya population in the United States. On Tuesday, Abdul Jabbar Amanullah completed...

• 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...

• 06/09/2020
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By The Rohingya Post Bangladesh arranged a 40-strong delegation team to visit Bhasan Char where the first batch of 'temporarily' relocated Rohingya refugees met in desperation to get out of...

• 08/08/2020
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By UNHCR For Salma, a community health volunteer and Rohingya refugee living in Kutupalong refugee camp in Bangladesh, a typical day begins with morning meetings with Rohingya community leaders followed by her...

• 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...

• 22/07/2020
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By Nur Sadek, The Rohingya Post Rohingya is one of Myanmar's ethnic minorities who have been suffering for decades and called on the international community on so many times to...

• 21/07/2020
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By Kaamil Ahmed and Rebecca Ratcliffe, The Guardian Survivors of dangerous sea journey convicted amid a rise in hate speech and mass detentions in centres rife with Covid-19 A group...

• 08/07/2020
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By Dr. Azeem Ibrahim, Arab News Many countries around the Bay of Bengal and Malacca Strait have been very gracious and generous to Rohingya refugees fleeing the genocide in Myanmar...

• 29/06/2020
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By AFP A group of Rohingya say they were beaten by traffickers and drank their own urine to stay alive on a perilous four-month journey at sea until their dramatic...

• 27/06/2020
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By Rebecca Ratcliffe and Febriana Firdaus, The Guardian Governments across south-east Asia are turning away boats but in Aceh locals took matters into their own hands On Thursday afternoon, residents...

• 23/06/2020
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By Fortify Rights Refugees describe struggle to survive during pandemic (KUALA LUMPUR, June 23, 2020)—The Government of Malaysia should end arbitrary arrests and detention of refugees and migrants, said the...

• 23/06/2020
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE June 23, 2020 USCIRF Urges Thailand and Malaysia to Protect Rohingya Muslim Refugees Stranded at Sea Washington, DC – The United States Commission on International Religious Freedom...

• 21/06/2020
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By Aman Ullah Each June 20, the globe comes together to honor World Refugee Day. The United Nations General Assembly launched the holiday in 2000, and since then, the worldwide...

• 12/04/2020
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By Dr. Azeem Ibrahim, Arab News After all that they have gone through, the Rohingya are facing a killer even more deadly than the Myanmar military: Like the rest of...

• 18/12/2019
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By MAYYU ALI There was a portrait hung in my grandpa’s house that was bewitching and fascinating to me as a child. It was flower-beaded around the tiny rigid frame....

• 05/10/2019
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By  KYODO NEWS Maebashi, Japan - As the Rohingya refugee crisis continues far away, the ethnic group's youths living north of Tokyo have formed a football team in a bid...

• 04/09/2019
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WHY? By Stephanie McDermott, Secretary of Rohingya Action Ireland They ask me why am I here I search for an answer My mind races I say ‘I was sent here’...

• 30/07/2016
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By Dominic Bossi, The Sydney Morning Herald Hamid Ullah's face lights up when he has to present his identification card at the start of every game. Like the 20 players of...