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“Rohingya of Myanmar: Survival, Displacement, and the Quest for Justice and Future Across South and Southeast Asia”

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“Rohingya of Myanmar: Survival, Displacement, and the Quest for Justice and Future Across South and Southeast Asia” Overview This analysis highlights how the Rohingya are surviving across South and Southeast Asia under extremely challenging conditions. In Bangladesh, over 1.13 million UNHCR-registered refugees, along with tens of thousands of unregistered new arrivals (~150,000 since 2023), rely […]

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Abduction and Kidnapping in Rohingya Camps, Ongoing Threats and Family Struggles

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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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Outbreak of New Virus in the Camp, Health and Humanitarian Impact

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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 PREPLANNED GENOCIDE OF MYANMAR GOVERNMENT AGAINST THE ROHINGYA

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THE PREPLANNED GENOCIDE OF MYANMAR GOVERNMENT AGAINST THE ROHINGYA  By: Mohammed Siraj  Introduction  The Rohingya, a Muslim ethnic minority group in Arakan State (now Rakhine State), are considered among the most persecuted, vulnerable, and oppressed minorities in the world according to the United Nations. Recently, persecution, discrimination, and genocide against the Rohingya Muslims have escalated

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Barriers to Higher Education For Rohingya High School Graduates in Cox’s Bazar

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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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Rohingya Identity Crisis and Citizenship Issues in Myanmar

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Rohingya Identity Crisis and Citizenship Issues in Myanmar The Rohingya, a Muslim minority group in Myanmar’s Rakhine State, have faced decades of systemic discrimination, violence, and denial of citizenship by the Myanmar government. Despite their historical presence in the region, the Rohingya have been labeled as illegal immigrants and stripped of basic rights, rendering them

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Rohingya Crisis, A History of Injustices, Origins and Deprivation

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Rohingya Crisis, A History of Injustices, Origins and Deprivation Authored By,Kaiser Komor, Mohammed Khale, Abdur Rahman, Azim, AL MAAS, Nazim Ullah and Muhammad Ismail Discussion Fortunately, Burma obtained Independence from British January 4, 1948. In this period, the prime minister U Nu recognized the Rohingya as citizens of Burma and provided National Identification Cards (NID).

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