Justice For All’s Burma Task Force on the ground at a Rohingya Refugee Camp in Bangladesh recording testimonies of newly arrived refugees.
A journey of horror over bodies of slaughtered children as young as 2. In the past few months, the Arakan Army has killed more than 2,500 Rohingya Muslims and displaced at least 300,000 across two townships.
As @nslwin says, “the Arakan Army appears to be continuing what Myanmar’s military once described as “unfinished business” from World War Il, echoing remarks made by military leaders in 2018.”
Via @HenaZuberi
#RohingyaGenocide
Foreign adviser Md Touhid Hossain on Saturday underlined the need for a national consensus to address the Rohingya crisis, which has been further complicated by the ongoing civil war in Myanmar, particularly in Rakhine State. https://t.co/TacIqg1cb2
It was a great pleasure to speak at #PCJ2024"From Conflict to Cohesion"—a people-centered justice approach to address challenges in crisis settings, empower communities, and build trust.I hope the conference results in bringing up a strategic policy to justice in Asia & Pacific
According to the source, #AA has been committing serious human rights violations against the Rohingya since to date across Arakan and inflicts inhumane conditions that limit access to basic needs. Force conscription of Rohingya youths in AA, increased significantly threat to life
I'm saddened to learn that Mr U Hla Aung including some other community leaders from Buthidaung were arbitrarily arrested by the #AA since 22 Oct and There is info that #AA is forcibly recruiting Rohingya youths and inflicting serious inhumane conditions against Rohingya
In many Fragile and Conflict-affected Settings (FCS), people rely on local traditional or religious leaders to help them resolve disputes. In the African continent, for instance, 71% of the population living in FCS resort to them https://t.co/Esda5WuZvL via @wbg_gov
On October 15th, 2024, @arsphofficial Arakan Rohingya Society for Peace and Human Rights (ARSPH) engaged in a meaningful discussion with a lawyer from the International Criminal Court (ICC). The conversation centered on the ongoing Rohingya crisis in Myanmar’s Arakan State, with a strong focus on securing justice, respect, and reparations for the Rohingya people. This meeting marks an essential step towards holding those responsible for the suffering of the Rohingya accountable, amplifying their voices on a global level, and advancing efforts to achieve justice and compensation for the community.
#arsph_official #rohingyaneedprotection
#saverohingyalives #rohingyalivesmatter
#RohingyaCrisis #WeWantJusticeRightNow
#nomorerefugeelife #STOPtheGENOCIDE
#SafeZoneForRohingya
Alhamdulillah, heartfelt gratitude to RSPD members for attending the crucial monthly meeting on Oct 13, 2024, at the world's largest Rohingya refugee camp in Cox's Bazar. Focused on fostering unity and empowering Rathedaung's youth through education to secure a brighter future.
Commemorating Three Years Anniversary of Rohingya Prominent Leader, Mr Mohibullah
Today marks three years since the heartbreaking loss of Mr. Muhib Ullah, the founder of the Arakan Rohingya Society for Peace and Human Rights (ARSPH), a dedicated and tireless leader within the Rohingya community. His commitment and courage in advocating for the rights and freedoms of his people profoundly impacted those he supported. Muhib Ullah was not just a voice for the marginalized; he symbolized hope for a brighter future for the Rohingya. His efforts to draw global attention to their struggles and fight for justice and human rights have left a lasting legacy that continues to inspire many.
As we commemorate his memory today, we pay tribute to his unwavering dedication to his community and reflect on the ongoing fight for freedom and dignity that he passionately championed. His dream of a peaceful, liberated, and equitable future for the Rohingya lives on in the hearts of many, and his sacrifices will always be remembered.
Mohibullah was known for his moderate stance, advocating for the Rohingya's return to Myanmar with rights equal to those of other citizens—rights that have been denied to us for decades. He led the Arakan Rohingya Society for Peace and Human Rights (ARSPH), which he founded in 2017 to document the atrocities committed against the Rohingya in our homeland. He gave us a voice in international discussions about our future.
Though our prominent leader has left this world, his ambitions live on. We need to strive to fulfill his aspirations for our innocent community.
While his existence may have been extinguished by extremists, they can never erase the dream he envisioned before his passing. We must work to realize that dream for our Rohingya community.
"If I die, it's okay. I will give my life for my community." We must hold these words close to our hearts and share them with the entire community.
#RohingyaLeader
#mohibullah
#three_years_anniversary
#remembering
#founder_of_arsph
#rohingyalivesmatter
Date: 29th September 2024
As we remark the tragic loss of peace father & Chairman of @arsphofficial Mr Mohibullah today,it is imperative to revisit the Rohingya crisis and carry his mission ahead to serve justice & human rights to Rohingya people and preserve his legacy for sustainability of our community
Today, we proudly hosted a prize awarding ceremony in Camp-13 to honor the incredible achievements of our dedicated women learners. women they are the architects of a future generation. This is a testament to the hard work resilience and determination of these inspiring women.
In addition to that, the #US has announced another $199 million today during the #UNGA to support Rohingya Refugees humanitarian aid including shelter, healthcare or education.
Grateful thanks to the U.S for its continued support and call on other donor countries as much more needed.
"Junta airstrikes in Pauktaw & Maungdaw killed at least 70 Rohingya in September. Silence on Arakan Army abuses only lead to further abuses & impunity.
Local & intl actors incl.@NUGMyanmar must take the firmest stand against all abuses."
@tunkhin80 at 57th Session of @UN_HRC👇
At #UNGA79, #ICC Prosecutor @KarimKhanQC addressed High-Level Side Event on #Rohingya Crisis, organised by 🇧🇩 & co-hosted by 🇬🇧🇺🇸🇮🇩🇬🇲🇹🇷🇪🇺.
#ICC Office of the Prosecutor, together w/ all partners, is accelerating action towards justice for crimes committed against the #Rohingya.
Thank you all for joining, with special appreciation to Dr. Yunus. Grateful to our co-hosts: Indonesia, The Gambia, Türkiye, UK, US, and the EU. Bangladesh shelters over 1.2M Rohingya, with 32,000 newborns yearly and 20,000 new arrival in the last two months. #RohingyaHumanRights
President Joe Biden expressed full support for Chief Adviser Dr. Yunus and his interim government during their meeting at the UNGA, reinforcing U.S.-Bangladesh ties and commitment to regional stability, including addressing the Rohingya crisis. #UNGA#USBangladesh#RohingyaCrisis
Thank you from the bottom of my heart! I deeply appreciate your gratitude. It’s an honor to support the tireless work of those striving for justice, peace, and dignity for the Rohingya people. Together, we stand for protection, rights, and an end to the suffering.
#Rohingya
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A human rights group called United Youth Movement Bangladesh organized a protest on Friday against the ongoing genocide of Rohingya people by the terrorist Arakan Army. The protest was held in front of the National Press Club in Dhaka, following the Jummah prayers.