Rohingya Nation with Wai Wai Nu

06/07/2026

[UPDATE]: Please note that today's session has been canceled due to unforeseeable circumstances. We will share the rescheduled dates shortly.

In light of the escalating hate speech campaign against Rohingya in Malaysia, we will discuss the underlying causes of these campaigns, their effects on Malaysian society, as well as on Rohingya and other refugees in Malaysia and the measures required to de-escalate the situation. Join me today as I welcome our special guest, Mahi Ramakrishnan.

Here is her brief biography.

Mahi Ramakrishnan is a public policy specialist whose work sits at the intersection of forced migration, gender, human rights, and security in Southeast Asia. Over three decades, she has engaged parliamentarians, government stakeholders, and regional institutions on issues ranging from refugee protection and human trafficking to migration governance and violent-extremism.

Over the past three years, Mahi has focused extensively on conflict-related sexual violence (CRSV) in Myanmar, working with lawmakers and civil society actors to advocate for ASEAN recognition of CRSV as a regional policy priority. Her efforts have included promoting monitoring and accountability mechanisms within Ethnic Armed Organisations (EAOs), strengthening survivor-centred reporting pathways, and advancing policy dialogue on protection and redress.

As an investigative filmmaker, she has produced documentaries on trafficking, people smuggling, and the commercial sexual exploitation of children in Malaysia. Mahi is also a poet and the author of a body of work that reimagine the Hindu goddess Kali as a political and feral figure through which she explores power, resistance, displacement, and justice.

05/24/2026

Joining me tomorrow will be our esteemed guest, Brother Mayu Ali, the author of Boson, Solluk, and Tarana, a Rohingya book series. We will be discussing the vital issue of cultural genocide and the preservation of our language, culture, and tradition.

Boson: https://amzn.to/3PIfYlb
Solluk: https://amzn.to/4fCJF1x
Tarana: https://amzn.to/3PIghfP

05/09/2026

Today, Mr. Tanbirul Miraj Ripon, a dedicated journalist from Bangladesh, will share his insights from working closely with Rohingya youth in the Cox's Bazar refugee camps, focusing on opportunities to establish trust and enhance social cohesion with host communities in Bangladesh, while also exploring the new government's policy directions regarding the Rohingya crisis.

Stay tuned on the “Rohingya Nation with Wai Wai Nu”YouTube channel.

04/27/2026

https://www.youtube.com/live/KmwocJdZR_E?si=nBwUO48qtRuzEG82

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04/26/2026

Stay Tuned!
Date: 26 April 2026 [Sunday]

I am very much looking forward to discussing the future of youth in the camps, the work of the examination board of Rohingya Refugees, and youth leadership in the camps with our dear brother, a committed community leader Ro Khin Maung from United Council of Rohingya.

04/25/2026

In-depth discussion with Sahat Zia Hero.

[Ep.20] Sahat Zia Hero I Voice of Rohingya : In-depth with Wai Wai Nu

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04/25/2026

Tomorrow in Episode 20, we will explore the tragic loss of Mohammed Ullah and the challenges facing our youth in the camps through the perspective of Sahat Zia Hero, an award winning Gen-Z photographer and activist.

Join us on YouTube.

04/12/2026

https://www.youtube.com/live/j4hIl9ZK7wY?si=CinYPhAc56lBT6Lj

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04/11/2026

Stay tuned!

We are excited to have our sister Yasmin Ullah tomorrow to discuss the Universal Jurisdiction Case in Indonesia and her work with RMCN.

03/17/2026

Please find the entire discussion with our talented brother Arakan Prince.

[Eps.18] Arakan Prince I Voices of Rohingya: In depth with Wai Wai Nu
https://youtube.com/live/NS_8Ktnz5fk?feature=share