Rohingya Student Development League

Support our Rohingya youths for higher education.
Educational support team. only true education can change our future

[Rohingya Student Development League @RohingyaUn58366]

@hasifrohan The one who really does doesn't show

[United Nations Geneva @UNGeneva]

"We must learn to live together as brothers or perish together as fools.”
– Martin Luther King Jr.

[susain @sp99871]

The reality!Rakhine people, originally Bengali themselves, are calling Rohingya Bengali. Even Aye Maung, a prominent Rakhine leader, was born in Bangladesh's Bandarban district. #RakhineBengali #Rohingya #Identity

[​S-Amin @S_Amin352]

တကယ်တော့ ရခိုင်လူမျိုးတွေက မူရင်းဘင်္ဂါလီတွေက ရိုဟင်ဂျာကို ဘင်္ဂါလီလို့ ခေါ်ကြပါတယ်။ ထင်ရ��ားသော ရခိုင်ခေါင်းဆောင်ကြီး ဦးအေးမောင်ကို ဘင်္ဂလားဒေ့ရှ် နိုင်ငံ ဘန်ဒါဘန်ခရိုင်တွင် မွေးဖွားခဲ့သည်။

[Rohingya Student Development League @RohingyaUn58366]

@nslwin We never forget

[Sadek Husin @sadakhusin4]

In Maungdaw Township's Pan Taw Pyin village, around 12 noon today, a fight between the Myanmar military and the Arakan Army (AA) began. The Myanmar military took positions in Nyaung Chaung village, while the AA is in Pan Taw Pyin. The Rohingya are running to save their lives ..

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@OmarFarukM51440 Should work on being human

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𐴀𐴠𐴊 𐴀𐴝𐴀𐴘 𐴑𐴠𐴌𐴁𐴝𐴕 𐴎𐴝𐴌𐴒𐴡𐴀𐴘
𐴑𐴟𐴤𐴐𐴞𐴌 𐴈𐴡𐴕𐴡𐴤 𐴈𐴡𐴃𐴝𐴤 𐴕𐴝𐴀𐴘

[Rohingya Student Development League @RohingyaUn58366]

@EmdadulHassan3 @AJEnglish @UN @UNGeneva @fortif @akmoe2 @AmbiaPerveen @BBCWorld @grfRohingya @IntlCrimCourt @MaryLawlorhrds @OIC_OCI @nslwin @nytimes We never forget

[Rohingya Student Development League @RohingyaUn58366]

The inner feelings of Rohingya on this joyous day Eid Al AadHa

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@aungnaingsoe0 Of course

[Rohingya Student Development League @RohingyaUn58366]

Killing one another is not the victory
Working together for our demands can bring our victory

[Rohingya Student Development League @RohingyaUn58366]

Yes Refugee need opportunities. Let them show their talent and creativity

[UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency @Refugees]

We must do more to give refugees hope.
We must do more to give refugees opportunities.

Including refugees in our schools, workplaces, health systems and communities is part of how we can do this.

[UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency @Refugees]

We must do more to give refugees hope.
We must do more to give refugees opportunities.

Including refugees in our schools, workplaces, health systems and communities is part of how we can do this.

[Rohingya Student Development League @RohingyaUn58366]

@KMojibur74818 @AJEnglish @Refugees @UNICEF @SavetheChildren @savechildrenuk @volker_turk Yes of course

[Rohingya Student Development League @RohingyaUn58366]

တွန်း��ြတ်နိုင်က ပြောတာတစ်ခု လုပ်တာတစ်ခု

[Arakan Bay News @ArakanBaynews]

General Twan Mrat Naing interviewed by VOA - June 3, 2024

Q: As the Buthidaung-Maungdaw region is fraught with sensitive racial issues, what are your thoughts on social cohesion? Do you have plans to have dialogue with Rohingya leaders?

A: Yes, we have plans to have dialogue but we have more pragmatic things to do also right now. On the ground, the Muslims in Arakan wish to live in peace with other communities and fully understand our policies. We have the participation of Muslim community members in administration, judiciary, security, policing, education, healthcare, and other public services. But we need loyal people, and by "loyal," we mean loyal to Arakan, our country. It would be difficult to grant citizenship for people who live abroad but keep talking about rights here though having allegiance to a foreign country. No country accepts that.

Yes, we have serious considerations about dialogue. The ways of thinking and consideration of benefits between the community inside Arakan and those abroad are not the same.

For us, we are a responsible and accountable organization—if we make a mistake, we take responsibility. But where is the leadership they often talk about? For example, there is an organization that the Bangladesh has recommended to us for discussions. But we know that if we accept it, soon enough there will be another to proclaim itself. It didn't take long, like within two weeks, other groups issued statements saying that they do not represent them. We don’t want to talk about it as it is their politics and we don't want to differentiate “us” vs. “them,”, but we have to use this to pinpoint here.

When it comes to the Muslim community in Arakan, we do not talk like “us” and “them” because they are our people. Our priority is to work with educated leaders from the Muslim community in Arakan who give allegiance to Arakan. They will become police chief, senior administrators and so on. And we are seriously thinking about how to train the rest from their community to govern together over the places we have fought to liberate.

#AA #Arakan #Rakhine #Myanmar #GeneralTMN @VOA @Rohingya #Rohingya

[Arakan Bay News @ArakanBaynews]

General Twan Mrat Naing interviewed by VOA - June 3, 2024

Q: As the Buthidaung-Maungdaw region is fraught with sensitive racial issues, what are your thoughts on social cohesion? Do you have plans to have dialogue with Rohingya leaders?

A: Yes, we have plans to have dialogue but we have more pragmatic things to do also right now. On the ground, the Muslims in Arakan wish to live in peace with other communities and fully understand our policies. We have the participation of Muslim community members in administration, judiciary, security, policing, education, healthcare, and other public services. But we need loyal people, and by "loyal," we mean loyal to Arakan, our country. It would be difficult to grant citizenship for people who live abroad but keep talking about rights here though having allegiance to a foreign country. No country accepts that.

Yes, we have serious considerations about dialogue. The ways of thinking and consideration of benefits between the community inside Arakan and those abroad are not the same.

For us, we are a responsible and accountable organization—if we make a mistake, we take responsibility. But where is the leadership they often talk about? For example, there is an organization that the Bangladesh has recommended to us for discussions. But we know that if we accept it, soon enough there will be another to proclaim itself. It didn't take long, like within two weeks, other groups issued statements saying that they do not represent them. We don’t want to talk about it as it is their politics and we don't want to differentiate “us” vs. “them,”, but we have to use this to pinpoint here.

When it comes to the Muslim community in Arakan, we do not talk like “us” and “them” because they are our people. Our priority is to work with educated leaders from the Muslim community in Arakan who give allegiance to Arakan. They will become police chief, senior administrators and so on. And we are seriously thinking about how to train the rest from their community to govern together over the places we have fought to liberate.

#AA #Arakan #Rakhine #Myanmar #GeneralTMN @VOA @Rohingya #Rohingya

[Rohingya Student Development League @RohingyaUn58366]

@Showfiquel49853 Yes of course. But who is going to listen our voice

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Action speaks louder than words

[Rohingya Student Development League @RohingyaUn58366]

Millions of stars can't brighten the earth
A single sun can brighten the earth and give all the necessary energy
Similarly Rohingya don't need thousands of politicians and leaders like stars
Rohingya need just one leader who brightens the Rohingya community like the sun