Weekly Top Ten Performers The RAR Institute is pleased to formally announce the top ten performers in our Daily Analytical Research Questionnaire Challenge. This outstanding achievement is a testament to their hard work, intellectual discipline, and unwavering dedication to the pursuit of knowledge and academic excellence. Their consistent performance reflects the values we aim to […]
Abduction and Kidnapping in Rohingya Camps, Ongoing Threats and Family Struggles Authored by Mohammed Asem, Anowar Mustafa and Ro Habib Arkani Introduction Nearly 1.1 million Rohingya people are surviving in Bangladesh’s Cox’s Bazar Refugee camps, who have been forced to leave their country due to the ongoing genocide against the Rohingya in Arakan State by the government of Myanmar and again in Rohingya refugees
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RAR Institute is honored to invite Mr. Musa M. Kamara to deliver a lecture on “Importance of Ethical Principles in Research.” Mr. Musa M. Kamara is an accomplished researcher and administrative professional with a strong academic and interdisciplinary background. Mr. Kamara is currently pursuing a Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Political Science and Public Administration
Outbreak of New Virus in the Camp, Health and Humanitarian Impact Authored by: Abdur Rahman & Mamtaj Ullah INTRODUCTIONThe Rohingya community, long denied citizenship in Myanmar, have fled persecution and sought refuge in the world’s largest refugee camp in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh. Living in overcrowded and unsanitary conditions, refugees face extreme challenges in terms of
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The Impact of Continuous Rainfall on the Rohingya Refugee Camps in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh Authored by Aziz Khan & Abdur Rahman • Introduction Rohingya are one of the most persecuted minorities in the world who have been living in Refugee camps in Bangladesh for nearly a decade. The Rohingya live in small fragile shelters made
Rainfalls Situation Report: Impact of Continuous Heavy Rainfall on Rohingya Refugee Camps in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh. Author: Mohammed Siraj Data collectors: Mohammed Amin & Nurul Amin Date of Report: 3 June 2025 Location: Cox’s Bazar Rainfalls Situation Report: Impact of Continuous Heavy Rainfall on Rohingya Refugee Camps in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh Executive Summary Between 29
Barriers to Higher Education for Rohingya High School Graduates in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh: Accreditation Gaps, Governance Challenges, and Absence of Travel Documents Author: Mohammed Siraj About Author – Mohammed Siraj is a multidisciplinary researcher, human rights advocate, youth activist, educator, and aspiring physician committed to advancing justice, human rights and development for the Rohingya community.
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A Painful Journey of Rohingya Man, Faced Genocidal Operations, Violence, Brutalities, Persecution by the Conflict Between the Military Council and Arakan Army in Arakan State By, Liaqat Ali Roshid A 46 years old, Mohammed Solim son of Hamid Hussain lived in Kawar Vill village, MaungdawTownship, Rakhine state, Myanmar with family. His family includes himself, his wife, his grandmother, three daughters and two sons. Solim faced two phases; he was faced genocidal operation on 25th, August 2017 ethnic
New Rohingya Displacement and Atrocities: The Ongoing Genocide and Humanitarian Crisis in Rakhine State By Mohammed Siraj, In 2024, the Rohingya in Rakhine State of Myanmar faced brutal violence, displacement, and massacre once again, recognized as decades of systemic genocide and ethnic cleansing. On August 5th, 2024, a drone attack in Maungdaw Township near Naf river that carried out
The Painful Journey of Mohammed Idris and Jainaf Fatema: A Story of Survival Amidst Intense Conflict By, M. Arif Mohammed Idris, 23 years old was brutally tortured and forced to leave his home by the Arakan Army (AA), while his wife, Jainaf Fatema, 21 was pregnant at the final month of her delivery. The mud
