Rohingya Youth For Humanity And Peace

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RYHP is a youth lead organization which empower youths and women to work for peace ,humanitarian and advocacy .We
always stand in emergency for needy around in Bangladesh Rohingya refugee camp and Arakan .

05/08/2026

Second Wave of Genocide on our Rohingya. (5 August 2024)

05/08/2026

5 August – Remembering the Naf River Bank Massacre

Today, Rohingya youth remember the more than 200 Rohingya civilians—mostly women and children—who lost their lives at the Naf River on 5 August 2025 while fleeing violence.

We honor their memory by standing for humanity, justice, peace, and accountability. No one should be persecuted or killed because of their identity.

May we build a future where all communities live with dignity, equality, and lasting peace.

Never Again. Justice for All.




31/07/2026

Today, 31 July 2026, the United Council of Rohingya-UCR held a peaceful demonstration during the visit of Sergio, the U.S. Special Envoy for Asia, to the Rohingya refugee camps in Bangladesh.

Thousands of Rohingya stood peacefully along the roadside with one shared hope: safe, voluntary, dignified, and sustainable repatriation to our homeland, Arakan (Rakhine State), Myanmar.

Our voices echoed with one united message:

📌 No More Refugee Life
📌 Returning Is Our Right
📌 You Have Your Home! We Miss Our Home!
📌 Effective Support for Return Home
📌 Nothing About Us Without Us
📌 9 Years: Enough Is Enough!
📌 Stop the Continuing Genocide Against Us
📌 Hope Is Home
📌 Arakan Is Our Home

Our demand is simple: we want to return home in safety, dignity, and with our fundamental rights guaranteed. The world must hear our voices and support a just and lasting solution for the Rohingya people.

📸 Basha Khan

Today, 31 July 2026, the United Council of Rohingya (UCR) held a peaceful demonstration during the visit of Sergio, the ...
31/07/2026

Today, 31 July 2026, the United Council of Rohingya (UCR) held a peaceful demonstration during the visit of Sergio, the U.S. Special Envoy for Asia, to the Rohingya refugee camps. Rohingya youth stood together, calling for humanity, peace, justice, and the right to return home safely and with dignity.

02/06/2026

Proud to have been featured on Japanese National TV alongside Brother Akio Fujimoto, the renowned filmmaker and producer of Lost Land.
As Rohingya youth, we remain committed to sharing the pain, resilience, and hopes of our people with the world through documentary storytelling. Raising awareness is a step toward justice, dignity, humanity, and lasting peace in Arakan.

01/06/2026

Congratulations on your remarkable achievement! From the refugee camps to graduating from New York University, your journey is a powerful symbol of resilience, hope, and the transformative power of education.
On behalf of Rohingya Youth for Humanity and Peace, we celebrate your success and the inspiration you bring to Rohingya youth around the world. May your achievement open new doors for justice, education, and a brighter future for our community.

As Rohingya youth, we stand for humanity, peace, and justice for all communities. After the ethnic cleansing of Arakanes...
31/05/2026

As Rohingya youth, we stand for humanity, peace, and justice for all communities. After the ethnic cleansing of Arakanese Hindus and the genocide against Rohingya, reports of violence and persecution against the Chakma people are deeply alarming. We call on all parties to reject hatred, protect civilians, uphold human rights, and work toward lasting peace and accountability for all victims, regardless of ethnicity or religion.

27/05/2026

Military or Arakan Army — different uniforms, same crimes, same complicity.
For decades, the Rohingya people have suffered genocide, persecution, forced displacement, and denial of basic human rights in our homeland Arakan.
2016–2017: The Myanmar Military committed genocide against the Rohingya while the NLD Government remained complicit.
2024–2025: The Arakan Army (AA) continues violence, abuses, and intimidation against Rohingya civilians while the NUG Government stays silent.
Today, Rohingya people are still crying before the world for justice, dignity, safety, and the right to return peacefully to our ancestral homeland.
Despite the open genocide committed against the Rohingya, there is still no meaningful justice. Refugees continue to live in camps behind barbed wire fences, separated from their land, freedom, and future.
We, Rohingya Youth for Humanity and Peace, urgently call upon the international community to take immediate action for justice, accountability, protection of Rohingya civilians, and peaceful repatriation to Arakan with full rights and citizenship.

27/05/2026

Rohingya Youth for Humanity and Peace strongly condemns all forms of racism, hatred, and violence against innocent people.
According to an interview with Dr. Maung Zarni and Ko Tinmaung, Ko Tinmaung was reportedly subjected to ninety-six hours of anti-Muslim racist verbal abuse and bodily harm by Israeli forces.
As Rohingya survivors of genocide, displacement, and discrimination, we stand against all forms of injustice and dehumanization anywhere in the world. Humanity, dignity, and peace must be protected for every community regardless of religion or ethnicity.
We call on the international community to uphold human rights, justice, and accountability for all oppressed people.

Source: Maung Zarni

Rohingya Youth for HUMANITY and Peace (RYHP) expresses deep concern over reports from Thinbaw Hla Village, Taung Pyo Le...
27/05/2026

Rohingya Youth for HUMANITY and Peace (RYHP) expresses deep concern over reports from Thinbaw Hla Village, Taung Pyo Letwe Sub-township, Maungdaw Township, where Chakma civilians were allegedly subjected to forced conscription, violence, and arbitrary detention by the Arakan Army/ULA AA.

According to a joint statement issued by 12 Chakma organizations, more than 100 civilians, including elderly people and family breadwinners, were detained following tensions related to forced recruitment activities on May 23, 2026. Reports of gunfire, assaults, and injuries to civilians, including pregnant women, are deeply alarming.

RYHP strongly calls for:
• The immediate release of all detained civilians
• An end to forced conscription and abuses against minority communities
• Unrestricted humanitarian access for affected families
• An independent and impartial investigation into the reported incidents

The safety, dignity, and rights of all communities in Rakhine State must be protected. Violence and intimidation against civilians can never be justified.

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