#we don’t want to relocate again. We already fled one place which is called killing fields in Myanmar.On the 31st of January 2019, a few unknown people came to the camps and they took our family database secretly we fear to relocate that island which is unsafe for us,” he said.
Breaking News 31/01/2019 A group of Extremists #Rakhine brutally beaten a #Rohingya man named to be Alam, from #MayuKul village track, #Pauktaw Tsp, Arakan State,Myanmar.
Initially, he went to bring some firewood from nearest mountain and he was beaten inhumanly by five moghs.
To All #Rohingya & supporters:
Wakar Uddin of ARU told @Voaburmese that "we don't want ICC for Myanmar, just give us our rights and resettle us in peace & safety. Majority of the Rohingya people do not want ICC."
He misrepresents the truth.
He speaks for himself NOT us.
#Free_WaLoan, #KyawSoeOo& #HtinKyaw
Rohingya Survivors Demand release of two jailed journalists #WaLoan&KyawSoeOo and Ko Htin Kyaw.
Today 7th of September 2018, Bangladesh, Refugees Camps.
In Balukhaki17, students demonstrated peacefully wearing Myanmar school uniforms, holding Myanmar flags and singing the Myanmar national anthem.Their demands were simple,citizenship and education. These are not terrorists, these are young people who want a country and a future.
Education is one of the key factor community's resiliency. There are thousands of Rohingya refugees who can't afford to complete their education due to lack of opportunities or unavoidable... https://t.co/dyamUpLLkT
As part of Rohingya Genocide Remembrance Day on August 25th, The London International Documentary Festival @lidf will make available "Testimonies of a Massacre: Tula Toli" for viewing on its website for one week starting 25th August. https://t.co/EAMDpIIygJ #RememberRohingya
Nojumu aka Nazmul Islam has passed away at an @MSF Clinic this morning. He kept his faith & defied the Myanmar forces in Tula Toli, the site of the worst massacre of #Rohingya in #Burma, August 2017. A Buddhist convert & ex-soldier, he leaves behind his wife & 3 young children.
We want to live our lives in peace. We want to be free from fear. Please help us. We beg you. We just want to live in peace.” – Halima*
15-year-old Halima is one of many Rohingya children who fled in terror from military violence in Myanmar.
These #Rohingya protesters said they will return the cards issued by UNHCR as they want the terms "Rohingya" and "Refugee" include in the card and family list.