Rohingya Human Rights Initiative - R4R (ROHRIngya)
@ROHRIngya
Official handle: R4R is a registered non-governmental, non-profit (trust), committed to promote human rights and humanitarian efforts. Email: [email protected]
Heavy monsoon rains triggered a landslide at a school in a Rohingya refugee camp in southeastern Bangladesh, killing eight children and injuring five others, officials said https://t.co/01OqOYZ5OL
The UN Human Rights Council just passed a resolution on the Rohingya.
The most important line in it:
Not one Rohingya has returned to Myanmar through the official repatriation process. Not one.
Bangladesh submitted 800,000 names. Myanmar stalled. The Arakan Army now controls the land they came from.
The ICJ ordered Myanmar to protect the Rohingya in 2020.
It is now 2026.
Source: OIC · UN HRC 62nd Session · July 6, 2026
What does it take for words on paper to become action? →
#Rohingya #UNHRC #Myanmar #OIC
🚨Aid cuts are deepening #Myanmar’s humanitarian crisis, warns a new @OHCHRAsia report.
@ASEAN & the intl community must:
📝 Protect civilians & halt arms transfer
📝 Support border-based aid channels
📝 Hold the Myanmar military accountable
🖇️ https://t.co/ppaFSwVnbu
India released crocodiles and venomous snakes into the Bangladesh border river to stop people crossing.
The BJP then won West Bengal and immediately announced deportations of Rohingya and Muslim migrants.
A Rohingya refugee told The Diplomat this week:
"Our fear is that we will be thrown into the sea, lynched, or dumped in camps. Several have already died in Indian detention."
There is no safe direction for them.
Source: @Diplomat_APAC - June 2026
Read here: https://t.co/xQUQTxeek4
Where are Rohingya supposed to go? →
#Rohingya #India #BJP #WestBengal
On the tense Indo-Bangladesh border, BJP victories in West Bengal & Assam have renewed fears of detention & deportation among Muslims & Rohingyas.
Latest for @Diplomat_APAC with insights from @snigspeak , Dr Amit Ranjan, @Sabber914 & @altaf_parvez
https://t.co/bQ6BI6O7q1
"If you don't pay 5 lakh taka, collect his dead body from a beach."
That's what kidnappers told the family of Mohammed Rezuwan, 18, a Grade 9 student from Camp 10, Cox's Bazar.
He went to the market. He never came back.
His family are refugees. They have no money. They don't know where he is.
Source: @RohingyaKhobor - June 23, 2026
Who is protecting Rohingya children in the camps? →
#Rohingya #CoxsBazar
If you read our posts today - thank you for not looking away.
One thing you can do right now: send our page to one person who doesn't know what's happening to the Rohingya.
Not a repost. A direct message. That's how it actually travels.
They cannot speak publicly without risk. So we do.
#WorldRefugeeDay #Rohingya #RefugeeDay2026
13 years since 2012.
8 years since 2017.
0 prosecutions.
Not one.
The Arakan Army still controls Rakhine State. The blackout in Buthidaung is still in place. Malaysia just got a petition to expel Rohingya refugees.
And today we're marking World Refugee Day.
What needs to happen before the world actually acts? →
#WorldRefugeeDay #Rohingya #RefugeeDay2026
World Refugee Day.
In Cox's Bazar there are children who were born in a refugee camp and have never seen the country their parents came from.
Today the world will say it remembers.
Where are you reading this from? Tell us below.
#WorldRefugeeDay#Rohingya#RefugeeDay2026
Tomorrow is World Refugee Day.
Tonight Arofa Begum will sleep in a refugee camp. Shot six times. Everyone gone except her daughter.
She doesn't need a hashtag. She needs to go home.
What does World Refugee Day actually change? →
#WorldRefugeeDay#Rohingya#RefugeeDay2026
13 years after June 2012.
The people displaced that month never went home. The Arakan Army now controls where their houses stood.
Zero prosecutions for 2012. Zero for 2017.
The ICJ ruling on genocide is still pending.
417,000 people in Malaysia just signed a petition to expel Rohingya refugees.
We remember June 3, 10 and 13.
No more black days.
#Black4Rohingya #Rohingya #NeverAgain
June 2012 was not a riot that got out of hand.
Buses were organised. Men were recruited by letter. The attacks were coordinated.
The 120,000 people displaced that month were still in camps when 2017 happened.
The world called it communal violence and moved on.
Five years later came the genocide.
We remember 2012 because ignoring the first Black Day made the next one possible.
#Black4Rohingya #Rohingya #Myanmar
June 3, 10 and 13, 2012.
Organised mobs moved through Rohingya neighbourhoods in Rakhine State with iron spears and swords.
On June 3, Muslim pilgrims were pulled off a bus and killed.
On June 10 the government handed authority to the military.
200 people dead. 120,000 displaced. Police watched. Nobody prosecuted.
The Rohingya call these Black Days.
#Black4Rohingya #Rohingya #NeverForget
The ICJ is expected to rule on The Gambia v. Myanmar at any point in H2 2026. It could be the first time a state is formally found responsible for genocide by the world's highest court.
What the ruling CAN do:
→ Create a formal legal record of genocide
→ Pressure UN member states to act
→ Strengthen other legal proceedings against Myanmar
→ Give Rohingya survivors formal international recognition
What it CANNOT do alone:
→ Force repatriation to Myanmar
→ Guarantee safety of return
→ Compensate survivors
It matters. It is not enough. Both things are true.
We are watching. We will post within the hour of any announcement.
https://t.co/32N4yMYuzk
Follow Rohingya Human Rights Initiative for daily updates.
#ICJ #GambiaVMyanmar #Rohingya #RohingyaGenocide #Myanmar #Accountability #InternationalLaw
Cox's Bazar. World's largest refugee camp.
1 million+ Rohingya.
No citizenship.
No right to return.
No plan.
Nearly a decade of "temporary" shelter.
17.9% of our page views last month were from inside that camp.
We post for them.
https://t.co/32N4yMYuzk
What does "refugee" mean when there is no end date?
#CoxsBazar #Rohingya #Bangladesh
If you found us this week - here's the short version.
The Rohingya: Muslim ethnic minority from Myanmar. Lived there for generations. 1982 law stripped their citizenship.
2017: Genocide. 700,000 fled to Bangladesh.
2024–25: Arakan Army continues the campaign.
1 million people. No citizenship. No right to return.
https://t.co/32N4yMYuzk
What do you still want to know?
#WhoAreTheRohingya #Rohingya #Myanmar @hrw
The ICJ Gambia v. Myanmar ruling could drop any day.
Potentially the first time a state is formally found responsible for genocide by the world's highest court.
For 1 million Rohingya in exile - this is not a legal technicality.
We'll post within the hour when it drops.
Are you following @ROHRIngya?
#ICJ #GambiaVMyanmar #Rohingya #Myanmar @hrw
7 years since 2017.
Zero Myanmar military officials held accountable.
Zero.
The UN Special Rapporteur confirmed it. The ICJ is still deliberating. The Arakan Army continues its campaign.
https://t.co/32N4yMXWJM
How many reports does it take before accountability is demanded?
#Impunity #Rohingya #Myanmar #RohingyaGenocide
Myanmar's citizenship law requires Rohingya to prove pre-1823 ancestry.
1823 is the year British colonialism in Burma began.
A colonial border, weaponised against an entire people - and still functioning today.
New piece in @MelbourneAsiaR on how empire produced statelessness across South Asia. → https://t.co/AiH4fo3TYG
How do you claim citizenship when the law was designed to ensure you can't?
#Rohingya #Statelessness #Myanmar