We’re thrilled to announce that our organization will now be known as RRYC! This change reflects our dedication to representing the Rohingya community globally, while our mission remains the same: to educate and advocate for, and empower the Rohingya community.
On 25 August, we remember the Rohingya lives lost and honor every survivor of persecution. Our suffering did not begin in 2017; many Rohingya families have been living as refugees since 1991–1992.
NEW: On the 9th anniversary of the #Rohingya genocide, 70 Myanmar and international human rights organizations call on U.N. member states to end impunity for atrocities against Rohingya.
The organizations urge the U.N. Security Council to refer the situation in #Myanmar to the ICC, impose targeted sanctions and a global arms embargo on the military junta, and urgently increase humanitarian assistance for Rohingya refugees and displaced people.
News Release: https://t.co/3JzLDOrW1M
Joint Statement: https://t.co/dn58eA1E1L
The violence of 1942 did not begin the way some try to portray it. Thousands of Rohingya civilians were massacred, and hundreds of thousands were forced to flee their homes in Arakan.
For decades, Rohingya have endured killings, displacement, statelessness, and genocide.
Despite immense challenges and ongoing conflicts, we remain committed to standing with our people.
Our teams are working tirelessly on the ground, delivering your donations and support to those who need it most.
Hundreds missing after Rohingya refugee boat capsizes in Andaman Sea: UN https://t.co/X6ClTcOthC via @AJEnglish Sad. The lack of solutions & strict encampment will lead more Rohingya refugees to leave Bangladesh by boat.
We urgently demand:
• Immediate and strengthened search and rescue operations
• Protection and safe disembarkation for survivors
• Full accountability for crimes against the Rohingya people
• An end to impunity for human traffickers
In 2025, hundreds of Rohingya lost their lives crossing the Bay of Bengal and Andaman Sea. In 2026, the situation has become even deadlier. We are deeply saddened by reports that approximately 250 men, women,and children are missing at sea after a boat carrying Rohingya refugees.
We were honoured to have our General Secretary, Md. Anis, speak at the Rohingya Green Nature Society.
He shared inspiring thoughts on youth leadership, resilience, and climate action—showing how Rohingya youth are shaping a greener future.
#Rohingya#RRYC#ClimateAction
❌"Illegal immigrants"❌
That’s how Malaysian media describe Rohingya refugees fleeing genocide, when their boat sinks off the Malaysia–Thailand border. No mention of refugees, asylum or survival. Just criminalisation. The language of bureaucracy doing the work of erasure. They are not “illegal.” They are people denied every legal route to safety.
#Rohingya #Refugees
Happy to see our General Secretary, Mr. Md. Anis, joining the Rohingya Green Nature Society (RGNS) program as a Keynote Speaker!
Your dedication to justice, education, and community development always inspires us.
Together for Change – Together for a Green Future!
When the world closes its borders, the sea becomes a grave for the #Rohingya — for the voiceless who only wanted safety and justice.😢
https://t.co/ZSHAfoD6P9
@nyprryc is a refugee-led non-profit organization in Bangladesh, established in 2023. We work to advocate for the rights and well-being of Rohingya refugees by focusing on education, healthcare, shelter, women’s empowerment, and community development.
#RRYC
RRYC is a refugee-led non-profit in Bangladesh, founded in 2023. We advocate for Rohingya refugees through education, healthcare, shelter, women’s empowerment, and more — fostering hope and dignity every day.
#RRYC#RefugeeLed
Now in Canada, #Rohingya journalists Saiful Arakani & his brother Mohammed Aziz have launched a blog. I hope they'll use it to cover both Rohingya camp developments & the challenges of the resettlement experience, which is often anything but smooth.
https://t.co/bTFHr1zYPF
Last week, our Founder and Executive Director of RRYC joined in a powerful discussion with ASEAN Parliamentarians for Human Rights (APHR) on the Rohingya crisis.
World Humanitarian Day!
On this day, we join the world in honoring all humanitarian workers and volunteers who continue to serve with courage and compassion in places of hardship.
#WorldHumanitarianDay
Malaysia 🇲🇾
Refugees arbitrarily arrested and detained as part of a campaign of immigration raids, told @FortifyRights that they were beaten, forced to maintain stress positions or stripped naked for prolonged periods, and humiliated while in detention.
https://t.co/DxYOrcyhFW