Rohingya repatriation: Has the world forgotten about the Rohingya crisis?
In August 2017, the Myanmar army committed atrocities to the Rohingya people in Arakan state of Myanmar including rape, torture, burning the houses, killing. To escape from death, the Rohingya people fled to Bangladesh. The Rohingya crisis has been identified as one...
‘Safe zones’ plan shows Bangladesh is accepting Rohingya reality
The government of Bangladesh this week called on the international community to establish “safe zones” within Myanmar to allow for the Rohingya to safely return to the country of their birth. This is not likely to happen, but it does signal a welcome evolution on the...
Bangladesh: World must step up to solve Rohingya issue
Speaking at the UN General Assembly Saturday, Bangladesh’s prime minister reiterated her call for the global community to actively step up to solve the Rohingya issue and the crisis it has caused in Bangladesh. “More than three years have been passed but not a single...
Top News of the hour
Top News of the hour
HUMAN RIGHTS NEWS
Mercy Refugees House Teachers Conducting Classes Maintaining Health Issues for the Sake of Ensuring Quality Education.
Staff Reporter Coxbazar Mercy Refugees House Bangladesh Team. Mercy Refugees House has been working with children education at Rohingya Refugees camps since January 2018 by posting 40 teachers combining both male and female. The teachers had been teaching students in...
Daily Life in the Rohingya Refugees Camps Seems Unpredictable, Frustrating and Over Crowded.
Daily Life of the Rohingya Refugees Seems Alien to the New Generation since they are in another Country. Staff Reporter Corona Situation, global crisis and Rohingya life are getting worse day by day because everyone is simply doing job and making money but no one is...
Rohingya Refugees are Passing Three Years at Coxbazar Camps as They Remember the Genocide of 25 August 2017 by Myanmar.
Refugees wanted to arrange a huge public gathering but authority gave no legal permission. Staff Reporter 25th August is Rohingya Genocide Remembrance Day. People in the camp are trying to demonstrate tomorrow. The authorities don’t allow to do this. The security...
Heavy Downpour and Overflow of Water Hinder the Normal Lives at Rohingya Refugees Camps in Coxbazar
Life seems to be endless pain for the Rohingya Refugees as Rain water in penetrating the tent roofs. Staff Reporter Heavy rain has been continuously disturbing the normal life in the Rohingya Refugees camps both at Teknaf and Ukhiya in Coxbazar. Many people are unable...
Rohingya Refugees Still Find Past Horrible Experiences like Bad Dreams.
Past has a terrible traumatic effect on the Rohingya Community Staff Reporter There are a lot of problems in the camps and there is a security issue too. Moreover, interviewing the Rohingya Women has given us much knowledge on what happened to them regarding the...
It’s Time to Add Myanmar’s Most Influential Genocidal Monk Sitagu to ICC List
Sitagu offered scriptural justifications for ‘killing millions of non-Buddhists’ In November last year, the International Criminal Court (ICC) moved to begin the full investigation into Myanmar’s violent international crimes and other events connected to...
Future Fate of the Rohingya Refugees Seems Uncertain Since Bangladesh is also Struggling with Support
Staff Reporter Coronavirus Pandemic along with Economic Crisis in the midst of Lock Down seem endless and unending. Not a single country is ready to take responsibility of the Rohingya Community as every country is simply appreciating Bangladesh and showing sympathy....
Climate Change and Open Drainage System in the Rohingya Refugees Camps Made People Fall in Illness: Medical Agencies Report.
Staff Correspondence Increasing Temperature in between heavy rainfall along with open drainage system in the Rohingya Refugees Camps let people fall in illness as Medical Agencies Report in Coxbazar like high fever, diarrhea, belly ache, physical problems and cholera...
A Rakhine Woman Has Filed a Gang Rape Case against Three Members of Myanmar’s Military
The 36-year-old woman from Uga village in Rathdong alleged that three Myanmar soldiers were gang-raping her at gunpoint. He was subjected to forensic examination of sexual abuse at Sittui Hospital. He later filed the case at the police station on Friday. The woman...
Heavy Rainfall is again Predicted and Network Failures Make people Suffer in the Rohingya Refugees Camps and So do the Locals : Reports Team of Coxbazar
Staff Reporter The suffering of hundreds of thousands Rohingyas living in the settlement camps in Cox’s Bazar continues due to non-stop rainfall for more than five days, posing challenges for the administration to deal with the situation. Concerned government...
“We Rohingyas Want Good Internet Since CAMP Entry is Allowed Only for the Authorized People”- Abu Taher, A Rohingya Refugee from Kutupalong.
Staff Reporter Mercy Refugees House Coxbazar Correspondence A card which is for the safety issue in the Rohingya Refugees camps. RRRC has issued cards for the staffs who are permitted to work. In a meeting, it was instructed to all CIC that none will be permitted to...
Thousands of Villagers Have Fled Their Homes in Myanmar’s Rakhine State as the Army Planned “Clearance Operations”
Staff Reporter There is a confirmation from Reutars that the Myanmar Army is on a mission to make the remote villages empty. The people who were living on those Rakhayn villages were ordered to leave the house or they would be killed. The autocratic rule of the army...
About 31 Percent Rohingya don’t Have any Idea Regarding Coronavirus- Research Says
Staff Reporter Most of the Rohingya Refugees including women and children don’t have any information about Coronavirus. Meet The Press Coordinator and Media Wings confirm the news after having conversation with the Press. There was data collection program on May...
Daily Think Tank & Human Rights Review
News Video
Advertisement
