25 August - Rohingya Genocide Remembrance Day 2026
The Rohingya community stands in remembrance of the lives lost and in a collective call for justice, dignity, rights, and a safe, voluntary, and sustainable return to our homeland, Arakan.
Nine years on,We demand justice.
9 Years On: Accountability Needed for the Rohingya
On Rohingya Genocide Remembrance Day, 25 August 2026, RYEN) stands together with Amnesty International, @FortifyRights , #HumanRightsWatch, #Refugeeinternational endorsing the below statement.
Happy International Youth Day!
On International Youth Day, RYEN celebrates the courage, creativity, and potential of young people everywhere. Let’s continue empowering youth to speak up, lead change, and build a more peaceful and inclusive future.
#InternationalYouthDay2026 💙
#5August2024 | We Remember
One year ago, at least 200 #Rohingya civilians were reportedly killed in Maungdaw by Arakan Army (#AA) artillery and drone attacks while fleeing to Bangladesh.
The victims deserve remembrance. Survivors deserve justice. The world must not forget.
Official Statement of Condolence
The Rohingya Youth Empowerment Network (RYEN) expresses its deepest condolences to the families who lost their loved ones in the devastating landslide in Camp 05, Kutupalong Refugee Camp.
Eid Mubarak! 🌙✨
On this blessed occasion of Eid al-Fitr, the Rohingya Youth Empowerment Network (RYEN) extends its heartfelt wishes to all Rohingya Genocide survivors and the entire Muslim Ummah across the globe.
#RohingyaYouthEmpowermentNetwork
(Eid al-Fitr 1447 AH)
The Rohingya crisis is not history. It is happening now.
For decades, Rohingya have faced genocide, displacement, and statelessness.
In 2017, the world watched villages burn.
In 2025, the world is still silent.
#JusticeForRohingya#RohingyaCrisis#HumanRights#BreakTheSilence
RYEN has signed a joint statement urgently calling for the immediate release of Rohingya people arbitrarily detained by the Arakan Army.
Continued violence, torture, and mass detention in Rakhine State must stop.
#rohibgya#Arkanarmy_genocide
“How the education vacuum is fuelling crimes in Rohingya camps” My latest opinion piece has been published in @dailystarnews In this article, I share my thoughts on how the lack of education is pushing many young people in the camps towards risk & crimes.
https://t.co/n37aM4jAv7
“Women are the roots of a nation, when you nurture their minds, the whole nation blossoms in wisdom.”
-Sabekun Naher
Head of Women Affairs (RYEN)
#rohingya#women#empowerment#Education
Empowerment is not about providing Extra-power, it's about uplifting Youth by awakening the power that already exists within every young mind to change the world.
-Ro Mohammed Amin
Head of Mission (RYEN)
25 August is not just a date,
It is the day our lives changed forever.
In 2017, the world saw the brutality against us,
but our pain started long before and continues today and we will never stop asking for justice.
#RohingyaGenocideRemembranceDay
Joint Statement: More than 50 human rights groups, including Fortify Rights, call on the U.N. to ensure Rohingya voices lead discussions in the upcoming conference on September 30.
https://t.co/LADFiOFifY
On International Youth Day, we the Rohingya youth rise fearless, united, and unshaken. From the heart of the camps, our voices reach the world, carrying the power to change our future.
12/08/2025
#rohibgyayouth