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The Rathedaung Society for Peace and Development (RSPD) is the sole representative body of Rathedaung Township, dedicated to advocating for the rights, development, and well-being of the local community, particularly the Rohingya population.

We, Rathedaung Society for Peace and Development (RSPD) Team, together with the Rohingya community, solemnly observe Hap...
10/05/2026

We, Rathedaung Society for Peace and Development (RSPD) Team, together with the Rohingya community, solemnly observe Happy Mother’s Day 2026, celebrated on Sunday, May 10, 2026, in the United States and many other countries, honoring mothers and mother figures for their love, care, and support. While this day is usually marked with family gatherings and heartfelt appreciation, Rohingya mothers in the camps of Cox’s Bazar and across Arakan continue to face hardship, displacement, and uncertainty, and many are unable to celebrate this occasion with their children.

We pay tribute to their resilience, strength, and unconditional love, which continue to inspire hope even in the most difficult circumstances. On this meaningful day, we stand in solidarity with Rohingya mothers everywhere and reaffirm our respect, gratitude, and commitment to advocating for their dignity, rights, and a future where they can live in peace with their families.



Rathedaung Society for Peace & Development

May 10, 2026

We, the Rathedaung Society for Peace and Development (RSPD), together with the Rohingya community, sincerely express our...
07/05/2026

We, the Rathedaung Society for Peace and Development (RSPD), together with the Rohingya community, sincerely express our heartfelt congratulations and appreciation for the visit on 6 May 2026 by a high level delegation from Bangladesh’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, led by H.E. Shama Obaed Islam, MP, Hon’ble State Minister for Foreign Affairs, along with RRRC and other representatives, to the Rohingya camps in Cox’s Bazar.

The delegation toured camps in Ukhiya, observed key humanitarian services including food distribution centers, learning facilities, healthcare services provided by Doctors Without Borders MSF, and women led initiatives in Kutupalong, and engaged directly with Rohingya community representatives.

During the visit, the Hon’ble State Minister met with youth and women leaders, reaffirming Bangladesh’s continued commitment to improving camp conditions and supporting the safe, voluntary, and dignified repatriation of Rohingya refugees to Rakhine Arakan State. The visit also included a stakeholder meeting with representatives from the United Nations, NGOs, and relevant agencies, focusing on the ongoing Rohingya humanitarian response.

This marks the first high level visit by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to the camps under the current administration, reflecting Bangladesh’s sustained leadership in addressing the Rohingya crisis.



Rathedaung Society for Peace & Development

7 May 2026

Heartfelt Congratulations and Du’a on the Wedding of Mr. Ro Imdaad (@ Nay Toe) and Mrs. Atiqa BiBiWe, the Rathedaung Soc...
01/05/2026

Heartfelt Congratulations and Du’a on the Wedding of Mr. Ro Imdaad (@ Nay Toe) and Mrs. Atiqa BiBi

We, the Rathedaung Society for Peace and Development (RSPD) Team, together with the people of Rathedaung, extend our heartfelt congratulations to Mr. Ro Imdaad (@ Nay Toe), a dedicated Youth Representative, Camp Chairman of Camp-10, Senior Advisor of RSPD, and Executive Committee Member of the United Council of Rohingya (UCR), on the blessed and joyous occasion of his marriage held on 01 May 2026.

On this auspicious occasion, we warmly congratulate you and your محترمة life partner, Mrs. Atiqa BiBi. May Allah (SWT) bless your Nikah with barakah, fill your home with mawaddah (love) and rahmah (mercy), and grant you sakinah (peace and tranquility) throughout your journey together. May your companionship be strengthened with patience, mutual respect, understanding, and unwavering support in every stage of life.

We pray that your union becomes a source of happiness, strength, and guidance, and that Allah (SWT) keeps you both united in goodness and faith.

With best wishes and sincere du’a.

Rathedaung Society for Peace and Development (RSPD)



01 May 2026

Heartfelt Congratulations and Du’a on the Wedding of Mr. Ro Imdaad Ullah (@ Nay Toe) and Mrs. Atiqa BiBiWe, the Rathedau...
01/05/2026

Heartfelt Congratulations and Du’a on the Wedding of Mr. Ro Imdaad Ullah (@ Nay Toe) and Mrs. Atiqa BiBi

We, the Rathedaung Society for Peace and Development (RSPD) Team, together with the people of Rathedaung, extend our heartfelt congratulations to Mr. Ro Imdaad Ullah (@ Nay Toe), a dedicated Youth Representative, Camp Chairman of Camp-10, Senior Advisor of RSPD, and Executive Committee Member of the United Council of Rohingya (UCR), on the joyous occasion of his marriage on 01 May 2026.

On this blessed occasion, we warmly congratulate you and your محترمة life partner, Mrs. Atiqa BiBi. May Allah (SWT) place barakah in your Nikah, fill your hearts with mawaddah (love) and rahmah (mercy), and grant you sakinah (peace and tranquility) in your married life. May your bond grow stronger through patience, respect, and understanding with each passing day.

As you begin this new journey together, may Allah guide you both to build a righteous and harmonious family life based on faith, trust, and compassion. May your home be filled with نور (light), unity, and blessings, and may you support one another in الخير (goodness) and sabr (patience) through all of life’s tests and achievements. May Allah grant you a blessed future, righteous offspring (صالحين), and success in both this world and the Hereafter.

Once again, Shadi Mubarak!

Wishing you a lifetime of happiness, togetherness, and continued blessings.

Best regards,
On behalf of Rathedaung Society for Peace & Development (RSPD) & the Rathedaung Community

On 01 May 2026

19/04/2026

The Andaman Sea and the Bay of Bengal have increasingly become perilous routes for Rohingya refugees seeking safety and dignity. Over the past decade, more than 5,000 individuals have been reported missing or dead along these dangerous maritime paths. Alarmingly, in 2025 alone, nearly 900 Rohingya were reported missing or dead in Southeast Asian waters, making it the deadliest year on record, according to UNHCR Global Spokesperson Babar Baloch.

This ongoing tragedy underscores the urgent need for coordinated international action to address the root causes of displacement and to ensure safe, legal, and humane pathways for those fleeing persecution.





Rathedaung Society for Peace & Development

19 April 2026

Durable Solution to Rohingya Crisis Lies in Arakan (Rakhine), Says Bangladesh Foreign Secretary Dr. Khalilur RahmanDr. K...
18/04/2026

Durable Solution to Rohingya Crisis Lies in Arakan (Rakhine), Says Bangladesh Foreign Secretary Dr. Khalilur Rahman

Dr. Khalilur Rahman, Foreign Secretary of Bangladesh, emphasized that the sustainable and dignified return of Rohingya refugees to their homeland in Arakan (Rakhine) is the only lasting solution to the ongoing crisis. He highlighted the urgent need for safety, citizenship rights, and international guarantees for the Rohingya people.

He made these remarks while speaking as a panelist at the session titled “Global Refugee Protection System in the Face of Displacement Crisis” at the ongoing Antalya Diplomacy Forum 2026 on Friday.



Rathedaung Society for Peace & Development

18 April 2026

Breaking News: Approximately 280 people are reported missing after a trawler sank in the Andaman Sea, including Rohingya...
14/04/2026

Breaking News: Approximately 280 people are reported missing after a trawler sank in the Andaman Sea, including Rohingya refugees and Bangladeshi nationals. In a joint statement on 14 April, UNHCR and IOM expressed deep sorrow. With only 9 survivors, the tragedy highlights the desperate risks refugees take and growing fears that more may attempt such deadly journeys amid ongoing food shortages and humanitarian challenges.

Rathedaung Society for Peace & Development

15 April 2026

Happy Bangla New Year 2026Rathedaung Society for Peace & Development 14 April 2026
14/04/2026

Happy Bangla New Year 2026

Rathedaung Society for Peace & Development

14 April 2026

We, the Rathedaung Society for Peace and Development (RSPD) team, together with the Rohingya community, express our hear...
13/04/2026

We, the Rathedaung Society for Peace and Development (RSPD) team, together with the Rohingya community, express our heartfelt gratitude for the dedicated leadership, humanitarian commitment, and sincere hard work in support of the Rohingya people. Amid the ongoing Rohingya crisis marked by displacement, insecurity, and limited access to basic rights, such efforts continue to inspire hope and resilience. We remain steadfast in our pursuit of justice, sustainable solutions, and a dignified and brighter future, including the safe, voluntary, and dignified return to our homeland, Arakan.

Mr. Saifullah Muhammad, a dedicated activist and human rights defender and Co Founder of the Rohingya Centre of Canada, attended the Stakeholders Consultation BGD Myanmar at the ICC. His participation reflects a strong commitment to advancing international justice efforts and contributes to the ongoing pursuit of accountability for the Rohingya community, ensuring that the voices of victims are recognized and justice remains a global priority.



Rathedaung Society for Peace & Development

14 April 2026

Nearly 1.2 million Rohingya refugees in Cox’s Bazar will continue to access safe and sustainable cooking fuel, thanks to...
12/04/2026

Nearly 1.2 million Rohingya refugees in Cox’s Bazar will continue to access safe and sustainable cooking fuel, thanks to the generous support of CAD 10 million from Canada 🇨🇦.

This vital contribution helps reduce protection risks, preserve the environment, and uphold the dignity of displaced communities. It reflects a strong and continued commitment to humanitarian support and responsibility.

We express our sincere gratitude for this steadfast solidarity 💙

Read more in our press release:
English: https://data.unhcr.org/en/documents/details/121945⁠�
Bangla: https://data.unhcr.org/en/documents/details/121944⁠�


Rathedaung Society for Peace & Development

Source: UNHCR in Bangladesh

12 April, 2026

World Health Day 2026: Urgent Action Needed for Rohingya HealthcareWe, the Rathedaung Society for Peace and Development ...
07/04/2026

World Health Day 2026: Urgent Action Needed for Rohingya Healthcare

We, the Rathedaung Society for Peace and Development (RSPD) Team, observe World Health Day on April 7, 2026, under the theme “Healthy Beginnings, Hopeful Futures,” and stand with the global community in advancing efforts to end preventable maternal and newborn deaths. This campaign, led by the World Health Organization, highlights the urgent need to strengthen maternal and neonatal healthcare systems to ensure healthier futures for women and children worldwide.

We also draw attention to the ongoing Rohingya crisis, where displaced Rohingya patients, especially mothers and newborns, face limited access to essential healthcare across Arakan State, Myanmar, and in refugee camps in Bangladesh. We urge the international community to take immediate and inclusive action to ensure equitable healthcare and uphold the dignity and well being of all.



Rathedaung Society for Peace & Development

April 7, 2026

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