The Rohingya Post

• 11/05/2017
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By Matthew Abbey, Asian Correspondent IN the famous words of Hannah Arendt: “a man who is nothing but a man has lost the very qualities which make it possible for other...

• 11/05/2017
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By Arshad R. Zargar, CBS News NEW DELHI -- The birth of Muhammad Haroon's son a few months ago brought some measure of joy to his shanty in New Delhi. But...

• 08/05/2017
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By Rayan Naqash, Scroll.in Jammu-based groups have threatened to launch a ‘catch and kill movement’ against Rohingyas. But Kashmiri separatists have announced support for them. “We were told India is a...

• 23/04/2017
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By ASHLEY WESTERMAN, NPR Can all hope be lost? I used to think not. I used to think that no matter how tough life gets for people, they always have hope...

• 19/04/2017
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By Javaid Iqbal Bhat, Greater Kashmir We mirror each other in our double standards The fate of the Rohingya Muslims in the winter capital of Jammu and Kashmir hangs in the...

• 28/03/2017
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By Ashraful Azad, The Conversation Hundreds of hard-line Buddhist monks in Myanmar protested on March 19 against a proposal to grant citizenship to the country’s persecuted Muslim minority, the Rohingya who...

• 23/03/2017
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By Steve Shaw, New Internationalist Magazine Since October it is estimated that hundreds of Muslim Rohingya people have been killed in Burma, and tens of thousands have been displaced. Villages...

• 23/02/2017
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By NEHGINPAO KIPGEN, Bangkok Post The Office of the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) in its report released on Feb 3 detailed that widespread human rights violations against the...

• 21/02/2017
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By Arafat Kabir, University of Utah, East Asia Forum Bangladesh is said to be planning to relocate its Rohingya refugees to a remote island. If implemented, tens of thousands of Rohingyas...

• 23/07/2016
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By Kerry-Ann Augustin, New Straits Times Photographer Greg Constantine brings into focus the struggle of statelessness in his book Nowhere People. IMAGINE this. You are refused the right to register...

• 04/07/2016
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By Prof. V. Suryanarayan, Eurasiareview Rohingyas are one of the most persecuted and unwanted people in the world today. Thousands of them were forced to flee from their country: they have...

• 20/06/2016
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By Azril Mohd Amin, Malaysia Kini Today is World Refugee Day, commemorated annually as such since the United Nations General Assembly proclaimed vide Resolution 55/76 to mark June 20, 2001...

• 18/06/2016
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By Aslam Abd Jalil, The Star Online MALAYSIA is not a state party to the 1951 Refugee Convention and its 1967 Protocol, and so it does not recognise refugee status...

• 15/06/2016
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By Raqib Hameed Naik, TwoCircles.net Jammu: Three weeks ago, Tahira Begum, 25 a Rohingya refugee along with her husband and two kids, was living a harsh, but acceptable life in a...

• 15/06/2016
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By Devika Sahni, Meredydd Rix, Mithil Ray, The Citizen NEW DELHI: In a rubbish dump on the outskirts of Delhi a crack of lightning illuminates an ominous sky. Rains begin...

• 07/06/2016
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By Muhammad Pizaro, The Jakarta Post The plight of the Rohingya people in Myanmar has attracted the world’s attention for years. In May 2015, the Rohingya refugee crisis grabbed international headlines...

• 23/01/2012
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BANGKOK (AlertNet) – More than 40,000 Rohingya children in western Myanmar have been deprived of rights to travel, go to school or to marry in future, because their parents had an...

• 30/09/2011
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By Iona Liddell For a refugee, the journey rarely ends. We left Lhasa at night and headed for the mountains. We walked for 17 days,’ Kelsang Dolma, sitting in her small...