United Council of Rohingya-UCR

23/05/2026

The Sub-Committee of Youth and Students ,United Council of Rohingya-UCR held a meeting at the UCR new office,Camp 1W. It was a truly productive discussion with youths from different camps under the UCR-Youth & Student Committee .

They shared their opinions, and we explained the roles and regulations of UCR. We valued the youths, as they are the foundation of the Rohingya community.

18/05/2026

Statement of Rebuttal

Date :18/5/ 2026
SL, NO.UCR, 06 / 2026

Rebuttal to the AAC's “Statement on the May 13, 1942 Massacre of Arakan (Rakhine) Ethnic Civilians”

03/05/2026

On 2 May ,2026, the United Council of Rohingya (UCR) held a meeting with camp-wise sub-committee members at Camp 14. We discussed the vision and mission of UCR with our camp-based members. The speakers focused on the future plans, vision, and mission of UCR.

UCR will focus on the repatriation of the Rohingya community and strengthening unity among them.



UCR requested all Rohingya to work together for repatriation and invited everyone to collaborate with UCR. It also urged all members to respect and support one another.

Arakan is their rightful home and ultimate destination.

30/04/2026

United Council of Rohingya-UCR is pleased to announce a significant milestone in its collective leadership journey.

In accordance with the rotational leadership system adopted by UCR under which five leaders each serve a six month term a formal handover of presidential responsibilities has taken place.

MV.Mr Sayed Ullah has successfully completed his tenure as Acting President of UCR,serving with dedication from 23 October 2025 to 23 April 2026.

On 23 April 2026, a formal Responsibility Handover Ceremony was held at the UCR office, conducted transparently and in the presence of designated witnesses.During this ceremony, all responsibilities, authority, and duties of the Presidency were officially transferred in keeping with UCR's organisational structure and governance policy.

With effect from 23 April 2026, Mr. Jahangir Alam has assumed the position of Acting President of the United Council of Rohingya (UCR) for the second leadership term. Mr. Jahangir Alam is the second member of the UCR President Panel and takes on this role with the full confidence and support of all executive members of UCR.

UCR remains steadfast in its mission to serve the Rohingya community with unity, integrity, and strong collective leadership.We extend our sincere gratitude to Mv.Mr.Sayed Ullah for his service and dedication during his tenure, and we welcome Mr. Jahangir Alam as he begins his term.

This announcement is issued for the information of all members, community ,partners, and stakeholders of the United Council of Rohingya.

30/04/2026

26/04/2026

Today, the United Council of Rohingya (UCR) held a meeting with camp-wise sub-committee members at Camp 17. We discussed the vision and mission of UCR with our camp-based members. The speakers focused on the future plans, vision, and mission of UCR.

UCR will focus on the repatriation of the Rohingya community and strengthening unity among them.

UCR strongly recommends that its members maintain law and order in Bangladesh and do their best for their community. UCR is for everyone, no discrimination within the community, and it follows an inclusive policy.

UCR requested all Rohingya to work together for repatriation and invited everyone to collaborate with UCR. It also urged all members to respect and support one another.

Arakan is their rightful home and ultimate destination.

18/04/2026

Ideology Training to UCR-Research & Documentation Committee

The United Council of Rohingya-UCR successfully conducted an ideology training session for its Research & Documentation Committee, aimed at strengthening the knowledge, awareness, and leadership capacity of Rohingya youth.

The session focused on enhancing understanding of civic responsibilities, human rights, and community values. It encouraged critical thinking, unity, and active participation in social and community-driven initiatives. Participants actively engaged in discussions, making the session both insightful and interactive.

A key highlight of the training was the discussion on a sustainable repatriation framework, motivating youth to think strategically about the future of the Rohingya community and their role in shaping it.

Through such initiatives, UCR continues to promote a bottom-up leadership approach to empowering youth to take on meaningful roles in leadership and decision-making processes, and to contribute effectively to the development, dignity, and representation of the Rohingya people.

UCR is Bottom to up leadership.

17/04/2026

Today, the United Council of Rohingya (UCR) held a meeting with camp-wise sub-committee members, during which preparations and planning were undertaken. It was decided that UCR sub-committee members will conduct door-to-door visits and organize sessions to gather community perspectives, while also advocating for a sustainable return to their homeland based on the community sensitization survey.

The purpose of this survey is to mentally prepare the community and strengthen their willingness to return to Arakan. It also aims to reinforce a sense of belonging by reminding people of their roots, affirming the existence of Arakan, and helping them understand that Arakan is their rightful home and ultimate destination.

17/04/2026

“When people become hopeless, future-less and dream-less in their lives, they become desperate to change their luck. It’s a human instinct.”said Sayed Ullah United Council of Rohingya-UCR

DHAKA: Bangladeshi authorities are warning of a new wave of Rohingya taking life-threatening sea journeys to escape refugee camps, as conditions deteriorate due to a sharp decline in international aid, affecting even access to food. At least 250 people are feared dead or missing after a boat capsize...

14/04/2026

Conducting Sessions to Uphold an Ideology

The United Council of Rohingya-UCR conducted an ideology session aimed at empowering the Rohingya community through awareness, unity, and shared values.

The session focused on strengthening understanding, promoting collective responsibility, and encouraging active participation in building a better future for the community.

Together, we continue to inspire change, leadership, and resilience.

-UCR is bottom to up leadership

12/04/2026

Strengthening Moktab Education in the Camps

The United Council of Rohingya-UCR Religious (Moktab) Committee is actively working to improve the Moktab education system across the refugee camps. This initiative focuses on enhancing the quality of religious education, ensuring consistency in teaching, and creating a more structured learning environment for children.

Through coordinated efforts, the committee aims to support teachers, standardize learning materials, and promote values that empower the younger generation with knowledge, discipline, and a strong moral foundation.
Investing in Moktab education is a step toward building a more informed and resilient community.