25/08/2026
Rohingya Genocide Remembrance Day
25 August | We Remember. We Resist. We Hope.
Today, we remember the Rohingya lives lost, families torn apart, homes destroyed, and communities forced from their homeland.
On 25 August 2017, a campaign of mass violence forced hundreds of thousands of Rohingya to flee Myanmar for safety. Eight years later, the wounds remain open, and the Rohingya people continue to live with displacement, statelessness, and uncertainty.
But remembrance is not only about looking back. It is about demanding justice and protecting the future.
We remember the victims.
We stand with survivors.
We honour the resilience of our people.
We demand accountability.
We call for the right to return safely, voluntarily, and with dignity to our homeland.
We call for citizenship, equality, justice, and fundamental human rights for the Rohingya.
The world must not forget.
The Rohingya will not forget.
Our history will not be erased.
🕊️ Remember the Rohingya. Stand for justice.