The Rohingya Post

• 30/05/2021
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By Menatalla Ibrahim, Doha News The centres will work as sport libraries, providing access to sports kits and equipment to thousands of refugees. Thousands of refugees will get an opportunity to...

• 07/12/2019
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By Felicity Macnamara, The Telegraph & Argus AN INSPIRATIONAL young cricketer has fought against adversity to make waves in the sporting world. Bradford College student Jasmin Akter, 18, has been named...

• 06/11/2019
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By JJ Rose, The Interpreter Observations from the field after a sobering experience attempting to use sport as a form of aid I’ve worked a lot in development areas, but...

• 16/10/2019
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Being good at both bat and ball, Jasmin found relief when she was growing up in the UK Jasmin Akhter, a Rohingya refugee born in Bangladesh, has been included in...

• 05/10/2019
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By  KYODO NEWS Maebashi, Japan - As the Rohingya refugee crisis continues far away, the ethnic group's youths living north of Tokyo have formed a football team in a bid...

• 14/09/2019
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By The Rohingya Post Organised by SARI (Sport Against Racism Ireland) and supported by Sport Ireland, Dublin City Council, BDO and Coca Cola,​ the 23rd Annual SARI Soccerfeast took place...

• 09/09/2019
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• 11/03/2019
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Last Saturday, Kutupalong was abuzz with the sound of boot striking leather and the accompanying cheers of an engrossed and sizeable crowd as a Dhaka-based football club squared off in...

• 09/08/2018
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By The Stateless Rohingya Rohingya boys born in Bangladesh refugee camps won the prestigious BSAI Trophy Dublin: Rohingya Football Club Ireland was invited to participate in the football tournament organised...

• 03/07/2017
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By Rohingya Community Ireland Despite being rivals on the pitch, both Rohingya and Syrian have experienced and swum across similar oceans of man-made nightmares in Burma and Syria DUBLIN: As...

• 24/04/2017
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By Donita Jose, The News Minute For the Rohingyas, who often face hostility from Indian neighbours, football seems one way to turn the tension into camaraderie. “Did you see Barcelona...

• 16/04/2017
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By Andrew Amsan, Indian Express For a while, they can forget home. They call themselves the Rohingya Shining Stars. On most nights, after they are done with their daily jobs as...

• 30/09/2016
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By Beh Lih Yi, Reuters KUALA LUMPUR (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Racing from one end of the football pitch to another, the players in bright yellow and pink jerseys pass...

• 16/08/2016
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By Maung Shay Khaing   COX’S BAZAR: Every year, sport enthusiasts organize Friendship Football Tournament to temporarily alleviate despair Rohingya refugee face in camps and to bring together the friendship...

• 10/08/2016
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By Jody Clarke, UNHCR In the refugee camps of Bangladesh, many Rohingya boys had developed a love of cricket. After being resettled to Ireland, they were keen to get back...

• 30/07/2016
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By Dominic Bossi, The Sydney Morning Herald Hamid Ullah's face lights up when he has to present his identification card at the start of every game. Like the 20 players of...

• 24/09/2015
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Carlow, Ireland: Rohingya Community Ireland participated in SARI (Sport Against Racism Ireland) Football Tournament on 12th September,along with other 32 teams representing different local and international communities residing in Ireland....

• 02/09/2015
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Carlow Cricket Club meet Clontarf in the final of Minor 2 Cup on 6th September 2015 at Greystones Club, Wicklow. They meet each other again after the cup final was...

• 17/06/2015
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Carlow, Ireland: A great start for Carlow Cricket Club in their first official match in almost 40 years. They played their first debuted match against Bagenalstown (3rds) in Division 16...

• 09/12/2014
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By Chandra Khan Jasola India: (The Stateless) Genius Rohingya Youth Club offered an excellent enjoyable match in a friendly match arranged by UNHCR/Bosco on 9th December 2014 at Jassola Sport Complex in...

• 03/09/2014
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By Kyaw Win | Rohingya Post The inaugurated Ahesan Ullah Memorial Football Tournament held among the Rohingya in UK ended with the victory of Arakan Sunrisers 4-2 against BD3 Tigers...

• 27/08/2012
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Sports and Games: Kéla literally means sport or game in Rohingya language, and there are many indigenous Kéla which are held based on seasons, genders and ages. Many are held...

• 22/12/2011
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CARLOW RUGBY CLUB has won the title of Ireland's top sporting organisation at the Diverse Ireland Awards 2011. At the award ceremony this week held by The Integration Centre in...