@UN_PGA@UNAOC@antonioguterres@Marocdiplo_EN Thank you for recognizing the resilience of the Rohingya people and for emphasizing dialogue rather than violence as a way forward.
With respect,
Rimas Khan
@UN_PGA
@UN_PGA@UNAOC@antonioguterres@Marocdiplo_EN and diplomatic solutions to the Ro- crisis.
I am not writing to ask you to make a decision on my individual case. Rather, I hope to bring the perspective of a Rohingya women HRD to the broader conversation about protection, justice and a peaceful future for our people.
@UN_PGA@UNAOC@antonioguterres@Marocdiplo_EN in discussions concerning our future;
strengthen protection for Ro- human rights defenders and women leaders at risk;
ensure that any future solutions are safe, voluntary, dignified and informed by the voices of Ro- people themselves; and
continue pursuing peaceful political-
@UN_PGA@UNAOC@antonioguterres@Marocdiplo_EN to my human rights advocacy, and I continue to seek appropriate protection for myself and my family.
I respectfully hope that the United Nations and Member States will continue to:
support the meaningful participation of Ro- representatives, particularly women and young people-
@UN_PGA@UNAOC@antonioguterres@Marocdiplo_EN Many Ro-people continue to live with insecurity, restrictions and uncertainty about their future. Rohingya women human rights defenders who speak publicly about these issues can face additional risks because of their work. In my own case, I have faced serious threats connected-
@UN_PGA@UNAOC@antonioguterres@Marocdiplo_EN Your words deeply resonated with me. As a Ro woman who has experienced persecution and displacement and has continued advocating for the rights and dignity of Rohingya women, girls and young people, I believe that our voices must be included in discussions concerning our future.
@UN_PGA@UNAOC@antonioguterres@Marocdiplo_EN I recently read your UN News interview of 18 September 2026, in which you reflected on the Rohingya crisis and emphasized that “violence will not solve any problem” and that dialogue and negotiation are necessary to resolve the crisis.
@UN_PGA@UNAOC@antonioguterres@Marocdiplo_EN Subject: Rohingya Women Human Rights Defenders- Request for Attention to Protection and Meaningful Participation
Dear H.E President Rahman,
I am writing to you as a Rohingya woman human rights defender and genocide survivor currently living in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh.
@AndreaBV_SR_HRD Thank you for making this and for your continued attention to the safety of women human rights defenders in the Rohingya refugee camps. I deeply appreciate your efforts to raise awareness of the serious threats we continue to face.
🇧🇩 #Bangladesh
Now public: communication to Bangladesh about the reported threats against WHRDs Ms. Rimas Khan and Ms. Sofia Khatun in Rohingya refugee camps in Cox’s Bazar. They continue to face serious risks and are in need of protection. Regrettably, the Government did not reply to the communication.
@BDPM_Geneva@UN_SPExperts
On May 7th, I had the honour to attend the 25th anniversary event of World Education Services (WES), representing Wilfrid Laurier University. It was a truly special day—WES announced full scholarships for two Rohingya girls to study for four years through the ISOW (International Students Overcoming War) program.
As a Rohingya woman myself, it was such a proud and emotional moment. I know how hard it is for Rohingya girls to access education, and being part of this journey to help open doors for others means everything to me.
These scholarships are not just about school—they are about hope and making sure our voices and dreams are not forgotten.
Thank you WES and ISOW for believing in us and helping to change lives through education.
#WES25 #ISOW #RohingyaGirlsEducation #ProudMoment #HopeThroughEducation
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One month since the deadly earthquake in #Myanmar. The military junta would rather continue bombing civilians in rebel-held areas than deal with the humanitarian catastrophe caused by the quake.
“Aid is being weaponized through its denial.” – @_jwhittall to journalists in #Gaza City.
Israel has imposed a nearly 2 month long blockade.
Nothing has entered. People are desperate and hungry.
It’s not only a humanitarian crisis, “there is an assault on people’s dignity”.
Today I am in Rome for the funeral of Pope Francis, remembering his profound compassion, humility, and tireless support for migrants.
Having met him last year, I was deeply touched by his humanity. His dedication will remain a guiding example for our work.
@Lagarde I am deeply saddened by his passing. May his soul rest in peace, and may his legacy continue to inspire our fight for justice and human dignity.
@UN@antonioguterres I am deeply saddened by his passing. May his soul rest in peace, and may his legacy continue to inspire our fight for justice and human dignity.