Rohingya
Rohingya Dreams of Better Life Abroad Shattered After Mass Arrest in Myanmar
“Even an animal would not stay in that kind of trapped situation.”
Bangladesh Arrested a Photographer For Documenting Transfer of Refugees to an Island Settlement
Abul Kalam has been chronicling refugee life in Bangladesh for over a decade.
Sesame Street’s Rohingya Muppets Help Refugee Children Languishing in Camps
One rights group said the initiative champions the ethnic identity of the Rohingya people ‘on a global scale.’
Many Rohingya Refugees Say They Were Sent to Remote Island Settlement Against Their Will
Experts say Bhasan Char, or “Floating island”, is vulnerable to extreme weather conditions.
Myanmar’s Persecuted Rohingya Have an Unlikely New Ally
A shared desire for justice is bringing formerly divided Rohingya and Rakhine communities together, but there is a long way to go.
Myanmar Voters Head to Polls As Aung San Suu Kyi's Party Favored to Win
While the world's focus has been on the American outcome, Myanmar held its own national election.
Rohingya Trapped by 'Apartheid' Regime in Myanmar, Says Human Rights Watch
More than 130,000 Rohingya Muslims have been in internment camps for eight years in Rakhine State.
The Pandemic Has Made Life Worse for Rohingya Refugees in Indonesia
Accessing work and healthcare is increasingly challenging for those who sought a new life in the Muslim-majority nation.
Social Distancing is 'Impossible' for Rohingya Refugees
With over one million Rohingya in Bangladesh, health measures to stop COVID-19 are difficult to enforce.
Myanmar Said the Rohingya Lied. New Soldier Confessions Are Moment of Vindication.
Rohingya refugees react to the bombshell testimony from two deserters, which could be a game-changer in ongoing legal efforts to provide justice.
Myanmar’s Aung San Suu Kyi Just Lost Another Human Rights Honor
“Our decision to exclude Aung San Suu Kyi formally from the community of Sakharov Prize laureates is a response to her failure and acceptance of ongoing crimes against the Rohingya community,” EU lawmakers said.
Two Former Myanmar Soldiers Say They Helped Kill Up to 180 Rohingya People
This is the first time former members of Myanmar's military have admitted mass atrocities against Rohingya and is seen as a "huge development" in human rights cases filed against the country's top generals.