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Our mission is to advocate and amplify the voice of the Rohingya with international organizations, governments, corporations, and civil society.

The International Campaign for the Rohingya is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization and its EIN is 81-4234076.

10/16/2026

Check out Emily Fishbein's new Substack, "Myanmar in Plain Sight", which features her dogged investigative work. The first three posts look at the Myanmar military's lobbying in DC.

A newsletter using materials available on the open internet to investigate matters related to Myanmar. Click to read Myanmar in Plain Sight, by Emily Fishbein, a Substack publication. Launched 17 hours ago.

10/08/2026

Finally, there’s the Trump Administration’s policy towards Burma: sit down with the junta.

EXCLUSIVE: US opens direct talks with Myanmar's generals, reversing years of isolation

Click the link in the comments below.

08/08/2026

Yesterday, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) announced that it had terminated temporary protected status (TPS) for Burmese refugees as of August 7th. This came after U.S. federal court in Chicago dismissed claims brought by Burmese refugees seeking. This leaves up to 4,000 Burmese refugees in the US under TPS vulnerable to arrest and deportation back to Burma.

Now our only recourse is Congress. If you live in the US, please click the action below to send your U.S. representative a message and then follow up directly with their staff.

Take action against the Myanmar military junta.

07/25/2026

Family of missing Rohingya footballer fear he is among 500 believed dead in Myanmar shipwrecks.

‘I can’t tolerate this life,’ said the 24-year-old in his last voice message to his relatives. Attacked by the military, a rebel army and criminal gangs, Siraz Ullah risked all for a better future.

‘I can’t tolerate this life,’ said the 24-year-old in his last voice message to his relatives. Attacked by the military, a rebel army and criminal gangs, Siraz Ullah risked all for a better future

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