RCUK - The Rohingya Centre

11/04/2026

03/04/2026

While the Rohingya crisis continues, access to education remains one of the most urgent needs. Our presence at NEU Conference 2026 was about amplifying that message and building solidarity with educators across the UK.

Education is a community asset, and when it is community‑led, it becomes meaningful, sustainable, and rooted in dignity. That’s why the work NEU members are doing, training Rohingya teachers directly in the camps is so vital.

As we move towards launching three pilot schools this July for children who have lost access to quality learning, we’re asking supporters to stand with us and help strengthen community‑led education for the Rohingya.

Join us in supporting the Help Us Educate Rohingya campaign.

Learn more: www.rebarakan.org
Support us: www.rcuk.org.uk

02/04/2026

Huge thanks to our amazing RCUK team and supporters for representing RCUK - The Rohingya Centre at the NEU National Conference. Your dedication and compassion made a real impact throughout the event.

We’re grateful to the National Education Union for their continued solidarity and partnership in helping bring Rohingya voices to be heard across the UK.

Thank you to everyone who volunteered and stopped to speak with us and learn more. Your willingness to listen and engage is truly matters.

Explore our website here: https://rcuk.org.uk

30/03/2026

We’re here at the National Education Union Annual Conference 2026!

RCUK - The Rohingya Centre is live on Day 1 — connecting with educators and sharing our work to support Rohingya children’s right to education.

📍 Come find us in the exhibition area and say hello.

📸 Photos from today below.

20/03/2026

On behalf of the RCUK - The Rohingya Centre in the United Kingdom, our CEO Amin Mohammed wish you all a blessed Eid Mubarak.

May Allah grant peace, justice, and dignity to all.
Eid Mubarak and stay safe. Jazakum Allah Khairan.

19/03/2026

Eid Mubarak.

May the joy of Eid spread everywhere, and may you have a blessed Eid.

RCUK - The Rohingya Centre prays for peace, justice, and the restoration of dignity for the people of Arakan.

10/03/2026

RCUK - The Rohingya Centre welcomes the strong position of Bradford East Imran Hussain MP on restoring the UK’s 0.7% international development commitment.

Bradford is home to one of the largest Rohingya communities in the Europe, and many families remain closely connected to relatives living in the refugee camps in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh, making continued humanitarian assistance critically important.

Alongside humanitarian assistance, there is also a need for strategic investment from the UK Government and the Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office in Rohingya-led initiatives including education, livelihoods, and community governance to help address prolonged displacement and reduce long-term reliance on aid.



UK in Bangladesh Office of the Refugee Relief & Repatriation Commissioner, Cox's Bazar

Britain must lead with solidarity, not retreat into short-termism, argues Imran Hussain MP. When Britain chose to spend 0.7% of our Gross National Income on international development, it was never …

09/03/2026

On 6 Mar, RCUK - The Rohingya Centre successfully hosted the Justice & Accountability Dialogue in Bradford with the UN Independent Investigative Mechanism for Myanmar, Imran Hussain MP, Hazel Danson National Education Union & community voices, advancing justice, accountability & Rohingya-led empowerment.

Full statement: https://rcuk.org.uk/rcuk-hosts-un-iimm-delegation-for-justice-and-accountability-dialogue-in-bradford/

Watch videos: https://www.youtube.com//videos

08/03/2026

Today at RCUK - The Rohingya Centre, we marked International Women’s Day by bringing together Rohingya women, girls, and families in a space of appreciation, creativity, and empowerment.

The gathering celebrated the strength and contributions of Rohingya women within the community. Participants engaged in creative activities and shared moments of connection, with flowers and gifts presented as a gesture of respect and recognition.

We were also pleased to welcome guests and researchers from College London, University of Oxford, and Programme Officer the Race Equality Network, whose presence contributed to meaningful dialogue and solidarity with Rohingya women.

UN Women

03/03/2026

RCUK - The Rohingya Centre is honoured to welcome Independent Investigative Mechanism for Myanmar (IIMM) Head Nicholas Koumjian and Deputy Head Kaoru Okuizumi to Bradford on Friday, 06 March 2026.

This engagement with the Rohingya community in the UK will focus on:

Justice & Accountability: Connecting International Efforts to the Rohingya Community’s Future

At a critical stage in the ongoing genocide case, The Gambia v. Myanmar, before the International Court of Justice, this visit provides an opportunity for survivors and families to better understand the international justice process and remain engaged in accountability efforts.

🗓 Friday, 06 March 2026
⏰ 4:30 pm – 6:30 pm
📍 City Banqueting Hall, Bradford

Attendance is by registration only.

Register here: https://forms.office.com/e/W6KHAEThuy?origin=lprLink

Event details: https://rcuk.org.uk/iimm-head-to-visit-bradford-rohingya-community-for-justice-and-accountability-dialogue/

We encourage community members, partners, and supporters to register in advance.

IIMM Head Nicholas Koumjian and Deputy Kaoru Okuizumi visit Bradford Rohingya community to discuss justice, accountability, and ongoing documentation.