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Human Rights organization led by lived experience, dedicated to defend and advocate for rights of persecuted minorities especially genocide victims Rohingyas of Myanmar.

Eid al-Adha Mubarak to all who are celebrating.Today is a day of sacrifice, of faith, and of community. For Muslims arou...
27/05/2026

Eid al-Adha Mubarak to all who are celebrating.

Today is a day of sacrifice, of faith, and of
community. For Muslims around the world, it is
one of the most sacred days of the year.

For the Rohingya, it is all of that - and something
more.

More than 1.2 million Rohingya are marking this Eid
in refugee camps in Bangladesh, far from the villages
their families called home for generations. They have
no citizenship. No path of return. No accountability
for what was taken from them.

And still, they pray.
And still, they gather.
And still, they hold on.

That is its own kind of sacrifice.

From the Rohingya Human Rights Initiative - to the
Rohingya community, to every family celebrating in
the camps, and to all Muslims around the world:

Eid Mubarak.

May this day bring peace closer.


The evidence exists. The survivors are named. The wounds are documented. 2 survivors. 12 bullets between them. 0 perpetr...
26/05/2026

The evidence exists. The survivors are named. The wounds are documented.

2 survivors. 12 bullets between them. 0 perpetrators held accountable.

Read the full Ashes of Rakhine findings report and share it widely. Silence is complicity.

https://www.rohringya.org/roh_pdf/8345Finding%20Report%20R4R_Ashes%20of%20Rakhine_2025_Aug_final.pdf

Abdu Gaffer from Hoyyaseri survived six gunshot wounds from the Arakan Army attack in Rakhine State. He made it out. He ...
25/05/2026

Abdu Gaffer from Hoyyaseri survived six gunshot wounds from the Arakan Army attack in Rakhine State. He made it out.

He reached the refugee camp. And then he died there - 6 bullets still in his body, no justice, no one held accountable.

We remember him.

https://www.rohringya.org/roh_pdf/8345Finding%20Report%20R4R_Ashes%20of%20Rakhine_2025_Aug_final.pdf

Arofa Begum from Hoyyaseri, Rakhine State survived six bullets. She and one of her daughters is the only surviving membe...
25/05/2026

Arofa Begum from Hoyyaseri, Rakhine State survived six bullets.

She and one of her daughters is the only surviving member of her family of this Arakan Army atrocity.

Her story is in the full report -https://www.rohringya.org/roh_pdf/8345Finding%20Report%20R4R_Ashes%20of%20Rakhine_2025_Aug_final.pdf

NEW: Two years after the Arakan Army, an ethnic armed group, killed and wounded hundreds of Rohingya Muslims in Myanmar’...
19/05/2026

NEW: Two years after the Arakan Army, an ethnic armed group, killed and wounded hundreds of Rohingya Muslims in Myanmar’s Rakhine State and burned down their village, the survivors are still denied justice and cannot return to their homes.

The Myanmar military and Arakan Army should immediately end attacks on civilians, release anyone unlawfully detained, and provide redress to victims and their families.

Read more: https://bit.ly/3PRKObb

Illustrations by John Holmes.

Yesterday marked 2 years since Buthidaung burned.Thank you to everyone who shared, commented, and helped keep this story...
18/05/2026

Yesterday marked 2 years since Buthidaung burned.

Thank you to everyone who shared, commented, and
helped keep this story alive for one more day.

The Arakan Army is counting on the world to forget.

We are counting on you not to.

Follow this page. We post every week on the
Rohingya crisis - with verified testimony,
photographs, and documentation.

→ rohingya.org

— Rohingya Human Rights Initiative

17/05/2026

2 years ago today, May 17, 2024, a 19-year-old girl
named Sabeku Nahar was inside her home in Buthidaung,
Rakhine State, Myanmar.

It was the 20th day of Ramadan. Her family was fasting.
The neighbourhood was quiet.

By 8:00 PM, the Arakan Army had surrounded the town
from all sides. Then they opened fire.

"They fired at men, women, children anyone in sight,"
she told our researchers. "There was nowhere to run.
People screamed, fled, and fell."

After the gunfire came the fire.

Homes. The mosque where her community prayed. The
madrasa where children learned to read. The market.
All of it set alight, one after another.

By morning, Buthidaung's Ward No. 2 was unrecognisable.

Over 35 Rohingya villages in Buthidaung Township were
burned between April and May 2024. 8 mosques destroyed.
4 madrasas gone. Reuters, Human Rights Watch, and
satellite imagery all confirmed what survivors told us:
the Arakan Army was directly responsible.

Sabeku is now a refugee. Her family home worth
80 million Myanmar Kyat is ash.

2 years later, not a single displaced family has been
allowed to return. Not one person has been held
accountable.

The video we are sharing today is from Buthidaung.
This is what accountability delayed looks like.

Read our full report → https://www.rohringya.org/myanmar/report-summary:-the-seige-of-arakan-looking-inside-arakan-army-s-genocide-tactics-against-rohingyas.html

If this moves you, share it. They cannot speak
right now. We can.

— Rohingya Human Rights Initiative


He has never seen Myanmar.He was born in a refugee camp in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh. He has no citizenship - not Myanmar'...
14/05/2026

He has never seen Myanmar.

He was born in a refugee camp in Cox's Bazar,
Bangladesh. He has no citizenship - not Myanmar's,
not Bangladesh's. No document certifies that he exists.

He is one of 235,000 Rohingya refugee children
currently out of school across Bangladesh's camps.

More than half of the 1.2 million Rohingya in Cox's
Bazar are children. Many were born there.

They have known nothing but the camps. UNICEF calls them a
"lost generation" - old enough to learn, young enough
to still have a future, but stranded in a crisis the
world has failed to resolve.

The 2017 genocide forced their parents to flee.
8 years later, the children are still waiting.

Follow this page for ongoing coverage.

Source: UNICEF Emergency Report 2026


Look at this map.Everything in red is under the control of the Arakan Army - the armed group that now governs 14 of 17 t...
13/05/2026

Look at this map.

Everything in red is under the control of the Arakan
Army - the armed group that now governs 14 of 17
townships in Rakhine State, Myanmar.

The Rohingya live inside that red.

Under Arakan Army control, Rohingya communities face:

→ Movement permits required just to leave their village
→ Farmland and cattle seized
→ Men abducted and forced into unpaid military labour
→ Mosques and graveyards demolished
→ A deliberate communications blackout cutting them off
from the world

The Arakan Army rose to power promising inclusive
governance. Human Rights Watch and our own R4R 2025
Report - through separate, independent investigations -
reached the same conclusion: the Rohingya are living
under a new apartheid.

Read the full report → https://www.rohringya.org/myanmar/report-summary:-the-seige-of-arakan-looking-inside-arakan-army-s-genocide-tactics-against-rohingyas.html

Follow this page for ongoing coverage.

Source: R4R 2025 Report · HRW July 2025

2 years ago this week, over 35 Rohingya villages in Buthidaung Township, Rakhine State were burned.8 mosques destroyed. ...
12/05/2026

2 years ago this week, over 35 Rohingya villages in
Buthidaung Township, Rakhine State were burned.

8 mosques destroyed. 4 madrasas burned to the ground.
The market where families bought food and medicine —
reduced to ash.

The Arakan Army surrounded the town, opened fire on
civilians, then set everything alight. The families who
fled were pushed into open rice paddy fields with no
shelter, no food, no medical care.

They have never been allowed back.

This photograph is from Buthidaung. It is 2 years old.
Nothing has been rebuilt. No one has been held
accountable.

We documented this in our R4R 2025 Report — 48 survivor
testimonies, 9 months of research.

Read it → https://www.rohringya.org/myanmar/report-summary:-the-seige-of-arakan-looking-inside-arakan-army-s-genocide-tactics-against-rohingyas.html

Follow this page. Don't let this disappear.

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