ReCent Post:
Lift restrictions on mobile internet communications in eight in Rakhine and Chin States
Rohingya drownings an “avoidable tragedy”
Myanmar Investigation Tries to “Sweep the Rohingya Genocide Under the Carpet”
International Rohingya Youth Conference Statement
Argentinean courts urged to prosecute senior Myanmar military and government officials for the Rohingya genocide
No repatriation without full citizenship, rights and justice
Don’t Do Business with Genocide – BROUK Calls for Sanctions on Burmese Military Companies
MR. TUN KHIN PRESIDENT OF THE BURMESE ROHINGYA ORGANISATION UK STATEMENT TO THE UN HUMAN RIGHTS COUNCIL’S 40TH SESSION GENEVA, SWITZERLAND
Reuters’ journalists appeal verdict a blow to freedom of expression
ROHINGYA DENIED ACCESS TO EDUCATION IN MYANMAR AND BANGLADESH.
Who are Rohingya?
The United Nations has described the Rohingya “as the most persecuted minority in the world.”
WHAT WE DO
— We Campaign
The Rohingya Muslim minority in Burma are the most persecuted ethnic minority in Burma, subject to policies of oppression which are applied almost exclusively to them. Government policies target Rohingya on the basis of their ethnicity and religion. The Rohingya are widely viewed in Burma as illegal immigrants from Bangladesh, despite the fact that Rohingya people have lived in Burma for centuries.
— We Build Networks
The Rohingya Muslim minority in Burma are the most persecuted ethnic minority in Burma, subject to policies of oppression which are applied almost exclusively to them. Government policies target Rohingya on the basis of their ethnicity and religion. The Rohingya are widely viewed in Burma as illegal immigrants from Bangladesh, despite the fact that Rohingya people have lived in Burma for centuries.
— We Strengthen
Community
The Rohingya Muslim minority in Burma are the most persecuted ethnic minority in Burma, subject to policies of oppression which are applied almost exclusively to them. Government policies target Rohingya on the basis of their ethnicity and religion. The Rohingya are widely viewed in Burma as illegal immigrants from Bangladesh, despite the fact that Rohingya people have lived in Burma for centuries.